1949
Our story begins in Venice
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1949
Stevanato Group’s history has its roots in the foundation of Soffieria Stella in Zelarino, near Venice, which specialized in the production of glass bottles. In 1959, the glassware factory moved to Piombino Dese and closed a few years later.
1969
Ompi, the specialist in glass primary packaging, was born in its current location in Piombino Dese, Padua. A few years later, leveraging its in-house technological competencies brought in by Spami, which is dedicated to the production of glass converting lines, the company will develop a unique expertise in the production of high-quality glass primary packaging.
1971
Spami is established in Piombino Dese. Over the years, the Company cemented itself as the global leader in glass conversion manufacturing lines, specializing in the design and production of high-speed, high-precision glass forming lines to obtain high-quality containers from glass tubing.
1993
Stevanato Group acquires a manufacturing plant for glass containers in Latina, Italy.
2005
Medical Glass, a glass container manufacturing plant based in Slovakia, joins Stevanato Group and marks the first step of the internationalization process.
2007
Start-up of the manufacturing of sterilized glass containers: EZ-fill®.
A new department dedicated to the production of EZ-fill® ready-to-fill, sterilized syringes opens in Piombino Dese. It is soon followed by the opening of dedicated production departments for ready-to-use vials and cartridges.
2007
The Group acquired Optrel, an Italian company specializing in the manufacture of inspection machines for glass containers for the pharmaceutical industry.
2008
Stevanato Group opens its first greenfield site in Monterrey, Mexico.
2012
A new commercial office opened in China in 2012, and a new plant manufacturing glass containers in Zhangjiagang was inaugurated a few years later.
2013
Stevanato Group acquires InnoScan, a Danish company that specializes in the production of high-speed inspection systems for complex drugs.
2014
The Group launched its EMEA Technology Excellence Center at the HQ in Piombino Dese to provide biopharma companies with integrated analytical services to de-risk and accelerate drug product development and commercialization.
2016
The Danish company SVM, which specializes in the assembly and packaging equipment of medical devices, was acquired.
2016
Stevanato Group acquires Balda, a company with manufacturing facilities in Germany and California, specializing in plastic development and manufacturing for diagnostic consumables, drug delivery systems, and medical components.
2017
A new glass container manufacturing plant, the third greenfield project of the Group, is opened in Sete Lagoas, Brazil.
2018
A commercial office to be closer to the local customers has been opened in Nagoya, Japan.
2019
The Group expanded its premises in Piombino Dese, with a new production plant on an area of 17,000 sq meters for the manufacturing of syringes.
2020
US Technology Excellence Center opens in Boston, Massachusetts, to provide Biopharma companies with integrated analytical services and effective project management for drug development and commercialization.
2021
The listing on the New York Stock Exchange represents a significant milestone for Stevanato Group, enabling the company to further strengthen its integrated offerings, expand market penetration across all business segments, and accelerate growth.
2024
The new facilities in Cisterna di Latina, Italy, and Fishers, Indiana, are expanding the production capacity of drug containment solutions and drug delivery systems, with the aim of meeting the modern challenges of the European and North American markets, while enhancing service to pharmaceutical customers.