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Austria’s Haidlmair acquires 75% of Italian mould maker Euro Stampi
Austria’s Haidlmair has bought a 75% stake in Euro Stampi, a company based in Jesi, Italy.
Euro Stampi develops and makes moulds used in packaging.
The five founding families will keep the other 25%, with each family holding 5%.
Founded in 1982, Euro Stampi operates in more than 40 countries and employs over 100 people.
Haidlmair makes high-performance injection moulds and is a European leader in moulds for large plastic items such as storage containers and pallets.
The deal gives Haidlmair a majority stake in Euro Stampi while the founding families remain shareholders.
Austria’s Haidlmair acquired a 75% majority stake in Italian mould maker Euro Stampi.
The five founding families will each retain a 5% stake in the company.
Euro Stampi is based in Jesi and makes moulds for the packaging sector.
Founded in 1982, the company operates in more than 40 countries and employs more than 100 people.
Banca Ifis advised Euro Stampi’s shareholders on the sale.
- Who
- Austria’s Haidlmair acquired the stake in Euro Stampi. The five founding families retain shares.
- What
- Haidlmair acquired 75% of Euro Stampi.
- When
- The transaction was reported on October 22, 2026; its closing date is not stated.
- Where
- Euro Stampi is based in Jesi, Italy. Haidlmair is based in Nußbach, Austria.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Euro Stampi was founded.
Corriere della Sera reported that Haidlmair had acquired a 75% stake in Euro Stampi.
- Acquired stake
- 75%
- Founders’ retained stake
- Five families retain 5% each
- Headquarters
- Jesi, Italy
- Founded
- 1982
- Markets
- More than 40 countries
What people are saying
The operation between Euro Stampi and Haidlmair demonstrates the Bank's ability, through its Fürstenberg division, to put specialist expertise and knowledge of Italy's productive fabric at the service of entrepreneurs.