Edim Bosch, official sale to Tecnomeccanica of Piedmont
Extraordinary redundancy fund extended for the Group's production sites in the province of Belluno and Monza Brianza
by Barbara Ganz
During the meeting at which the request for an extension of the extraordinary redundancy fund for the Edim Bosch Group's production sites in the provinces of Belluno and Monza Brianza was discussed, the company made the name of the successor official: the company Tecnomeccanica will take over the Setteville and Villasanta plants.
The Turning Point
Tecnomeccanica Spa is a company specialising in aluminium die-casting for automotive and lighting applications. It had already integrated Mea Srl in Moncalieri in 2018, with which it extended its scope to the design and construction of moulds, adding this know-how to the moulding of small metal parts destined for various industrial sectors and electrical equipment. It subsequently acquired the Crevalcore production site from the multinational Marelli in 2024 for the symbolic sum of one euro. With that zero-cost transaction, born out of a complex industrial crisis for the Emilian plant, Tecnomeccanica further diversified its production through plastic moulding and design enhancement.
The move takes on a political value even more than an industrial one: the buyer has given its willingness to come to the union table even before signing the final contract, and this is considered 'a sign of détente aimed at closing a season of uncertainty and preparing the ground for a social pacification necessary after months of limbo,' says Mauro Zuglian of Fim Cisl Belluno Treviso.
The dispute
In the Edim-Bosch dispute, the company management had announced the existence of a formal purchase request on 10 April, breaking a long silence. The rescue route was strictly bound to the deadline of 5 May 2026, the end date of the negotiated crisis settlement procedure.
Last July, at a meeting between trade union representatives and the management of Edim (Engineering Die-Casting & Machining), the German group's components company, updated economic data and company prospects were presented: a turnover with a negative trend and a company balance sheet showing significant losses, with increasingly serious repercussions on employment. Forecasts for 2025 indicated a still strongly negative EBIT, with direct consequences on the workforce, which was set to shrink from 332 employees in January to 230.



