December 11, 2025

Gruner Italia strengthens its presence with a new office in Rome

Gruner Italia Srl has expanded its presence in Italy with the opening of a new office in Rome earlier this autumn.

The office, which officially opened on November 1, 2025, marks an important step in Gruner’s growth in Southern Europe. With locations now in both Milan and Rome, the company is reinforcing its ability to serve clients locally while attracting Italian engineering talent to contribute to Gruner’s international portfolio of energy and infrastructure projects.

“With this new office, we are bringing together the best of Swiss and Italian engineering, two traditions known for their quality and innovation,” said Sergio Camilletti, Executive Officer for Energy Business Area at Gruner and Director of Gruner Italia. “Rome is a strategic location that allows us to strengthen our relationships with key stakeholders and expand our role in Italy’s growing energy and infrastructure landscape.”

Together with the head office in Milan, the Rome branch enhances collaboration with local partners and institutions, reflecting Gruner’s commitment to sustainable engineering and innovation in Italy.

Discover more about our Rome office or download the full announcement below.

📄 Download the press release (PDF) in English

Rome office opening

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