HTI acquisisce la polacca Supersnow e cresce nei mercati dell’Est
L’azienda produce generatori di neve, lance e impianti di innevamento tecnologicamente avanzati, con attività in Romania e Austria
In a strategic move to expand its presence in Eastern European and Asian ski markets, HTI (High Technology Industries) has acquired Supersnow, a well-established Polish company specializing in snow production, snowmaking machines, and advanced ice-making systems. Based in Vipiteno and operating in 88 countries with 22 production sites, 110 subsidiaries, and 183 sales and service centers, HTI now holds sole ownership of Supersnow, headquartered in Poland with activities in Romania and Austria.
Founded in 2000, Supersnow has been a key player in the European programmed melting sector since its inception, with a focus on energy efficiency, sustainability, and water resource optimization.
Through this acquisition, HTI strengthens its position in Eastern European and Asian ski markets, reinforcing its global leadership in lead, Poma, Bartholet, Prinoth, and Jarraff ski lifts, snowmaking technology, and infrastructure management. Supersnow closed its last season with a revenue of approximately 25 million euros and over 120 employees.
The acquisition aligns with HTI's growth strategy, as it has been diversifying its operations both operationally and geographically in recent years. The goal is to further collaborate with Supersnow over the next few years, ensuring the company's continued development and infrastructure projects throughout Eastern Europe. With over 25 years of experience in the programmed melting sector, Supersnow, founded in 2000 by the Dziubasik family, previously managed a highly successful ski destination in Poland, including the Bania Hotel, thermal complexes, and several ski resorts.
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