An important investment by the Magnaghi group is starting: it is all planned in the Tasca project (Advanced Technologies for Aeronautical Control Surfaces) which aims to enable the Neapolitan company to make the second technological leap towards the intelligent aerostructure. A total of 70 million will be invested over 36 months and between 40 and 60 people will be hired. To achieve all this, Magnaghi, led by Paolo Graziano, will sign a development contract with Invitalia. The project should allow the turnover, which reached 250 million in 2025, to double by 2030.
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Magnaghi Aeronautica, specialized in the construction of landing systems, is the oldest company in the Group, founded in Naples in 1936 to support the flight activities of the Italian Air Force. Today it is one of the very few international players capable of designing, certifying, producing, and maintaining complete landing systems independently.
After the 26-31 investment Plan in foreign plants, especially in Canada, also driven by the reorganization of incentives, especially those aimed at the South, a new industrial development plan has been launched at Magnaghi. The focus is mainly on technologies and research & development. It will mainly concern the plants in Naples, Caserta, and Brindisi (with Salver of the same group).
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A pillar of the Plan concerns digitalization: the creation of a competence center on quantum computing between Naples and Brindisi is planned. The project will be carried out in partnership with the American company IonQ Italia of Marco Pistoia, with whom Magnaghi has just signed a collaboration contract. It is a startup that in only five years of activity already has a value of 18 billion. Pistoia comes from the IBM and JP Morgan research centers. The startup is about to open a headquarters in Rome, and at the same time will locate a branch at Magnaghi’s plant in Naples. The aim of the agreement is to accelerate simulations and tests for the construction and use of quantum computing.
Furthermore, the Tasca project places great emphasis on training at all levels, and the establishment of an Academy. Finally, a new plant will be inaugurated in Gricignano d’Aversa, in the province of Naples, equipped with precision mechanical plants for the production of carbon carbon landing gear components, an advanced material made of carbon fibers reinforced immersed in a graphite or pure carbon matrix. It withstands very high temperatures without losing strength, does not melt, and becomes stronger as it heats up.
