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Focus on automotive leather in ILM May/June 2023

Published: May 3, 2023

ILM’s May/June 2023 issue is now live on the app, featuring a host of articles on automotive leather including exclusive features with automotive tanners Boxmark, Pangea and Pasubio. Read More...

PAI Partners to acquire Pasubio from CVC

Published: June 23, 2021

European equity firm PAI Partners (PAI) has agreed with CVC to acquire Pasubio, its Arzignano-based automotive and upholstery tanner, which recently acquired Hewa Leder.

Pasubio acquires Hewa Leder

Published: June 21, 2021

The Arzignano based automotive and upholstery tanner has announced the corporate acquisition of Hewa Leder, German leather manufacturers for the premium luxury segment of the automotive and yachting sector, which supplies brands such as Rolls Royce (BMW) and Alpine.

CVC rumoured to be planning sale of Pasubio

Published: March 19, 2021

British private equity firm CVC Capital Partners is rumoured to be planning a sale of its shares in the Italian automotive upholstery tanner. Both parties have so far declined to comment when approached by local media.

Pasubio triples employee bonuses

Published: July 31, 2020

The automotive upholstery leather tanner has announced it will triple bonuses for its employees, despite the uncertainties in the market caused by the pandemic. Overall, the company will allocate vouchers and premiums worth €350,000.

Pasubio tannery acquires auto sector leather cutting specialist

Published: January 28, 2020

The Italian producer of high quality leathers for the automotive industry acquired a major stake in the Mexican-American group.

Pasubio to build sewing plant in Serbia

Published: August 15, 2018

Italian automotive leather processor, Pasubio plans to expand the production capacity of its factory in Sabac, in northern Serbia, the local city government has said.

Equity firm acquires majority stake in Pasubio

Published: June 28, 2017

One of the leading premium and luxury automotive leather producers in Italy, Conceria Pasubio has been acquired by CVC Capital Partners. The Pretto family, that currently owns the tannery, is to retain a minority shareholding in the leather supplier.