It is a market that convinces the Italian one in the design of energy efficiency systems. A few months after the purchase of 78,4% of Irideos by F2i, Asterion Industrial Partners, a company specializing in investments in energy infrastructures, also acquired Samso Spa. The company, based in Milan with offices in Padua and Salerno, will join the Asterion group within the end of the year. The operation strengthens the sector of design and maintenance of low energy consumption systems in a period of great turbulence. Asterion is a company focused on the mid-market, so the acquisitions strengthen it with respect to the plans to switch to renewables of hundreds of medium-sized companies. Samso's entry takes place through the Energy Transition Solutions platform and for now remains subject to the overcoming of certain conditions precedent. Among these - informs a press release - the Golden Power. By December, the agreement could become fully operational.
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Samso is an Esco (Energy Service Company) founded in 2014 by Igor Bovo e Gianpiero Cascone very active on the national territory. It currently has a team of 70 people and has built plants for 450 customers. The energy portfolio which it brings to Asterion is over 80 MWp. From its origins on electric mobility, the Company has over time qualified itself on renewable energy processes. A growth developed with trigeneration plants that have also led it to agreements with other small companies. Asterion wants to seize the opportunities of the Italian green transition.
The energy efficiency market, both public and private, is fragmented and Samso represents an excellent entry point. In the coming weeks, the managers will focus on the best strategies for further business development but also for expanding the product range. The forecasts are for a strengthening on photovoltaic roofs charging of electric vehicles. The innovative spirit of the two parties is to build an integrated energy platform. Against the light you can see the opportunities of PNRR that they need anyway faster procedures in order not to originally weaken operations of this type. Based on the agreements signed, the two managers Igor Bovo and Gianpiero Cascone will maintain the role of managing directors of Samso and will continue to invest through their companies Tobago srl and PVR srl. Capitals to better face the new challenges despite the change of hands.
