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Tecnimont
Late 19th century
Three pioneers of the Italian industry are born: Edison (1883), Montecatini (1888) and Fiat (1889), industrial groups whose engineering divisions are at the core of the current Maire Tecnimont Group.
1940s - 1950s
In the Netherlands and India, the companies Stamicarbon (1947) and ICB (1958) are born, with important technological and engineering skills.
1963
Giulio Natta wins the Chemistry Nobel Prize for the invention of polypropylene, thanks to the collaboration between the Polytechnic of Milan and Montecatini.
1971 - 1973
The Italian engineering companies Selas Italia (1971) are born. Later on, they would become KTI, Fiat Engineering (1972), formerly the Fiat group's Building and Plant service; and Tecnimont (1973) inside the Montedison Group.
1983 - 2003
Fabrizio Di Amato launches his entrepreneurial project. Over the years, through a process of internal growth and acquisitions, the Maire Group is consolidated.
2004 - 2007
Maire makes key acquisitions: Fiat Engineering (2004) and Tecnimont (2005), thus consolidating the Maire Tecnimont Group, that was listed on the Milan Stock Exchange since November 2007.
2008 - 2010
The Group expands internationally, completing the acquisition of Tecnimont ICB in India (2008), the Dutch company Stamicarbon (2009), and Technip KTI (2010), today KT - Kinetics Technology.
2011 - 2015
The Group's turnaround: parallel to the recapitalization, the Top Management is reorganized, and a business repositioning plan is launched together with a deleveraging program.
2016 - 2018
A new phase for business growth: the Group opts for a technology-driven strategy in the field of hydrocarbon transformation, while gradually adopting renewable energy production and green chemistry.
