Primo deal all’estero di Teoresi, con Delta System si rafforza in Aerospace e Difesa
La società di ingegneria acquisisce il player tedesco e rafforza competenze e servizi “safety-critical” con applicazioni dall’aeronautica civile alla difesa (sistemi di mobilità aerea avanzata di nuova generazione - tra cui i velivoli a pilotaggio remoto (UAV), velivoli elettrici a decollo e atterraggio verticale (eVTOL) - e sistemi di propulsione elettrica, ibrida e a idrogeno
Teoresi, the engineering company based in Turin, has made its first acquisition abroad with the purchase of German company Delta System Solutions, a specialist in safety evaluations for complex engineering projects in the aerospace sector. The Group notes that this operation strengthens its expertise in complex systems safety, certification, and compliance of solutions in the aerospace sector.
The German subsidiary, Teoresi GmbH, has contributed to a consistent 9.2% increase in revenue since 2023, with a further expected growth of 10.8% by the end of the year. This acquisition marks a significant step in Teoresi's international growth strategy. After expanding organically to locations in Switzerland and the United States, the acquisition bolsters the group's international presence and strengthens its position in the German market, thanks to Delta System Solutions' presence in Munich and Wildau near Berlin.
The deal also allows Teoresi to enhance its system engineering services, by integrating specialized knowledge in functional safety, reliability, availability, maintainability, and safety analyses, as well as support for certification and compliance paths for aerospace solutions. This acquisition, according to Francesco Cianelli, CEO of Teoresi GmbH and CFO of Teoresi Group, will allow the company to expand its service portfolio for customers worldwide and further position the Group in aerospace and critical systems safety.
Delta System Solutions employs a team of 17 engineers specializing in safety and reliability evaluations for complex systems in high-risk sectors, analyzing hardware, software, and mechanical components interactions to support certification paths, with applications ranging from civil aviation to advanced unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, electric and hybrid propulsion systems.
Delta's team also actively participates in international working groups for defining new safety standards in aerospace. This acquisition fits into Teoresi's industrial transformation towards transferring core competencies in software, connectivity, and autonomous driving to aerospace, promoting a continuous cross-pollination between the automotive and aerospace sectors.
In Italy, Teoresi is among the industrial partners of MOST (National Center for Sustainable Mobility), where it develops projects for aerial mobility and integrated transportation systems. In aerospace and urban air mobility, Teoresi develops advanced unmanned vehicle control solutions, creating virtual simulation environments and machine learning algorithms to enable drones and pilotless aircraft to fly autonomously in complex urban environments.
Other frontier research includes models for extending flight autonomy through mobile charging systems and the integration of sustainable hydrogen-based propulsion systems. Founded in 1987 as an IT consultancy, Teoresi Group is now an international engineering company present in Italy, Germany, the United States, and Switzerland, with a total of 22 operational locations and several strategic acquisitions, including Milan-based hardware and firmware specialist HiFuture and web, mobile, and cloud technology company BindingFuture.
The Group has also integrated the products of Milan-based IO.T Solutions, specializing in smart building technologies and solutions to improve workplace comfort, optimize building management, and reduce energy consumption. Teoresi Group has also launched Teoresi MedTech, the result of Group investments in healthtech and the acquisition of Bologna-based MediCon Ingegneria in 2023.
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