Company:Leitner Group
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| Industry | industrial and equipment |
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| Predecessor | Leitner |
| Founded | 2003 (1880 Leitner) |
| Headquarters | Sterzing , Italy |
Key people | Anton Seeber (President) |
| Revenue | € 1,21 billion (2018) |
Number of employees | 3,500 (2018) |
| Website | leitner-ropeways |
Leitner Group is an Italian conglomerate, based in the province of South Tyrol, that owns and runs several industrial and equipment companies. Founded in 1888, Leitner formed Leitner Group in a reorganization in 2003. As of 2013, the group employs 3,195 people.
The group
The businesses owned and managed by the group are:
- Leitner Ropeways.[1]
- This company makes suspended cable cars, incline lifts, chairways, ropeways, and ski lifts. The company's cable car system links Tung Chung in Hong Kong’s with Ngong Ping, the Ngong Ping 360.
- Agudio.[2]
- This company specializes in those lifting and transport systems which require great flexibility to adapt to the customer needs, such as to and fro cableways, funiculars, material ropeways, inclined lifts, Flyingbelt conveyors and cablecranes for the construction of dams, bridges and viaducts.
- Prinoth[3]
- Manufacturers snow groomers for use at ski and recreational areas, all-terrain vehicles after taking over the Industrial Vehicles Division of Camso (formerly Bombardier's Industrial Vehicle Division), and vegetation management equipment after taking over AHWI.
- MiniMetro
- Designs and builds light-rail urban transit systems. The company installed one of its systems to provide light rail service to the city of Perugia, the Minimetrò.
- Demaclenko[4]
- Manufactures snow-making systems.
- Leitwind[5]
- Creates wind power systems.
- Poma[6]
- Manufactures cable driven lift systems. Acquired by the group in 2002. Continues to remain separate from Leitner Ropeways, but have a joint venture in the United States called Leitner-Poma.
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