Fondo Italiano exits winding machines producer Marsilli

As part of the deal, FII sold its stake to existing shareholders, the Parati family. During FII's holding period, the company saw its team grow by 30% and its revenues by 25%, entering new markets including the US, China and Russia.

Previous funding
According to unquote" data, Consilium acquired a 48% stake in the business alongside Interbanca Investimenti for an undisclosed amount in 2002. Subsequently, Consilium and Interbanca divested their stake in Marsilli to the Parati family for €23m in 2007.

FII acquired its minority stake in the business for €10m in January 2013.

Company
Founded in 1938 and headquartered in Castellone, Marsilli is a winding machines producer, including coil and motor winding systems, as well as assembly systems. The business focuses mainly on the automotive, electronics and telecommunications industries.

According to press reports, the company posted a turnover of €51m in 2015 and employs a staff of 377.

People
Fondo Italiano d'Investiemento – Gabriele Cappellini (CEO).
Marsilli – Gian Battista Parati (CEO).

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