Production
It is the location where Beretta's ideas are developed.
Here, just outside Milan, our professionals carry on the administrative affairs of the company, define strategies and study new solutions for our reference markets, from automotive to lighting. The setting features modern and spacious headquarters (over 5,500 square metres) where, in addition to offices, laboratories and a warehouse, a large area is dedicated to engineering: this is where the needs of customers and the expertise of Beretta’s technicians meet to create new, functional and elegant products. One of the strong points increasingly appreciated by the market year over year lies precisely in our ability to partner with our customers and consistently develop tailor-made solutions for them.
The Limbiate plant can also rely on an area reserved for production, where, in case of need, the equipment can be put into operation to produce goods required to meet an extraordinary demand or to address an unforeseen logistical issue. Indeed, working well also means leaving nothing to chance.
It is the location where our ideas take shape.
On an area spanning 3,000 square metres not far from the Tunisian capital, more than 250 skilled workers ensure the production of all the parts necessary to meet the demand of customers in every trade. It is a wealth of human and professional resources that has grown and improved over the years, from 2009 when machines first came on steam, to 2020 when the expansion plan was rolled out (a brave decision that, for many people, also turned into a major support endeavour during a phase of serious health and economic crisis).
Today, the Tunis-based plant guarantees the same know-how and product quality which Beretta has invariably delivered to its customers, with fast turnaround times and in large quantities, in line with the growth path set by the company. The constant dialogue between Italy and Tunisia, between the headquarters and its branch office, between design and production functions, is one of the secrets of Beretta’s cables.
