(Finance) – Eagleprojectsa company controlled by the private equity firm Palladio Holding and active in the supply of end-to-end engineering services and among the main players in digital twin and fiber optic deployment activities, has signed a binding agreement for the acquisition of Digitarcaa company active in the creation of three-dimensional Digital Twins.
Through Digitarca’s solutions, Eagleprojects strengthens itself in the 3D software segment for the digital management of infrastructure assets, thanks also to the availability of a large fleet of MMS vehicles and technological equipment for the creation of three-dimensional Digital Twins of entire cities in even shorter times. quick. The company expects to close 2024 with a aggregate turnover exceeding 50 million euros.
The operation was carried out in collaboration with Leonardo Chiechi, CEO of Digitarca, who will remain at the helm of the company to ensure management continuity and maximize the group’s synergies.
This is about the first operation completed by Eagleprojects together with the strategic partner Palladio Holding, which entered the capital at the beginning of the year, aims to strengthen the company’s competitive position in high-potential markets, both domestic and foreign – including Greece, Germany, Brazil and Tunisia – also through synergic acquisitions in neighbouring sectors.
“Strengthened by the alliance with Palladio and guided by our vision, we are implementing an organizational structure capable of meeting the challenges of the market promptly and effectively – commented Giovacchino Rosati, CEO of Eagleprojects – The strategy involves a continuous expansion of skills and presence international, placing a strong emphasis on innovation and operational excellence, thanks also to continuous investments in research and development activities. With a view to increasing our presence in a market segment expected to grow strongly in the coming years, we are also finalizing the acquisition of another engineering company specialized in the water sector”.