Rapanelli International has completed the full acquisition of Inoltra, marking a decisive step in the structural evolution of the Group.
More than a corporate transaction, the integration reflects a deliberate strategy to consolidate engineering, procurement, and logistics within a single operational architecture.
Founded in 1922, Rapanelli has historically been recognized for its mechanical engineering expertise in olive oil processing and centrifugal separation technologies. Over the past decade, the Group expanded its activities through Rapanelli Procurement, developing strong capabilities in institutional procurement and complex international projects.
With the full integration of Inoltra, the Group now formalizes a three-pillar structure:
This consolidated model enables Rapanelli International to manage the entire project lifecycle, from technical design and equipment manufacturing to sourcing, global transport, and on-site implementation.
The integration strengthens operational control, improves supply chain coordination, and enhances execution reliability in challenging and high-risk markets.
“This is a structural step forward for the Group,” said Massimiliano Rapanelli, CEO of Rapanelli International. “By aligning engineering, procurement, and logistics under one integrated framework, we are increasing our ability to deliver complete solutions with greater efficiency, transparency, and long-term value for our clients.”
The acquisition aligns with Rapanelli’s 2025 strategic direction centered on Best Value for Money, combining product quality, engineering know-how, procurement expertise, and logistical efficiency within a unified system.
In an increasingly complex global environment, this evolution positions Rapanelli International not only as a manufacturer, but as a fully integrated engineering and execution partner capable of delivering turnkey solutions across agricultural, industrial, and development sectors.



