Tesya Group invests in integrated solutions for sustainability
Investments to transform organic waste into biogas and compost, while plastic and paper become secondary raw materials
by Claudia La Via
No longer just excavators, forklift trucks or marine engines. Today, in the halls and technical offices of Tesya - a leading group in integrated B2B solutions active from construction to asset management and automated intralogistics - integrated solutions are also being designed to transform organic waste into biogas and compost, and plastic and paper into secondary raw materials.
An investment that reinforces the company's commitment to the most strategic game of sustainability: industrialising the circular economy. A growth that is based on solid foundations: around four thousand employees in 130 locations, more than 1,500 technicians and 1.8 billion euros in turnover.
The new strategy was presented in Rome, during the 'Next Cycle' event, where the Tesya group confirmed its intention to offer machinery and services for the treatment and valorisation of waste: composting of the organic fraction, production of biogas and conversion into biomethane or electricity through cogeneration and trigeneration. To complete the cycle, technologies for shredding, separation and recovery of the dry fraction.
The operational heart of this transition is Cgt, a historical company of the group founded in 1934 and today led by CEO Giorgio Brenna. "We accompany companies along the entire cycle, from handling to mechanical-biological treatment, from organic to dry, up to energy production," Brenna explains. "Our reputation allows us to propose new services and the creation of turnkey plants, and now these skills become the heritage of the entire group to help companies reap the benefits of the circular economy.
The group's headquarters are in Vimodrone (Milan), but Tesya operates in 15 countries, from the Balkans to Spain, through 28 companies. The operational leadership is entrusted to Pierre-Nicola Fovini, together with executive chairman and main shareholder Lino Tedeschi and vice chairman Sara Tedeschi. It is a strategy of strengthening the recycling business designed to go beyond the Pnrr investment season and the trend in the construction sector.
