FACTS & FIGURES - Tecnimont ICB

client representatives, financing partners, consortium partners,
local and international institutions: all these different players have
to be coordinated as if in a symphony orchestra, with the project
manager acting as conductor. For a leading international
engineering contractor such as Maire Tecnimont, first-in-class
project management skills are just as important as technological
expertise and a spirit of innovation for its business success.
An International Network of Engineering Excellence
Milan is the headquarters of Tecnimont, employing over 1,050
professionals. It represents a world-class patrimony of engineering
expertise, technological and process innovation and project
management skills, and plays a leading role in engineering,
procurement and construction (EPC) projects in the chemicals,
petrochemicals and oil & gas industries. Thanks to a global IT
platform, the Milan headquarters also coordinates the activities of
the Group’s worldwide network of subsidiaries, branch and
representative offices.
Headquartered in Mumbai, the wholly owned subsidiary Tecnimont
ICB Pvt Ltd (TICB) is one of the few Indian engineering and
construction companies with experience in executing worldwide
lump-sum turnkey projects. It also provides multi-disciplinary
engineering services to the entire spectrum of Maire Tecnimont’s
business lines. With over 1,800 highly qualified and experienced
specialists and a capacity of almost three million engineering manhours/year,
TICB has worked on more than 350 reference projects.
TICB’s Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Construction Division is
an important asset for the entire Group in successfully delivery of
turnkey projects, because of its expertise in procurement, field
engineering installation, testing/calibration and commissioning.
Salzgitter is the headquarters of the German subsidiary Tecnimont
Planung und Industrieanlagenbau GmbH (TPI). The company,
wholly owned by Tecnimont, specializes in the design of LDPE
plants, based on High Pressure Tubular Reactor technology. TPI
employs about 50 engineers, 90% of whom are university and
technical college graduates. TPI’s deep technological experience
makes Maire Tecnimont a member of the exclusive worldwide club
of engineering companies with a good reputation in the design of
high pressure units.
Sofregaz, based in Paris, is among the key players worldwide in the
design and construction of LNG receiving terminals, with
capabilities ranging from feasibility studies to complete project
development and implementation. Sofregaz has about 130
employees and has completed over 800 projects in 50 countries
covering the whole natural gas chain - field gathering, treatment,
transport, underground storage, liquefaction, and regasification.
The Turin engineering centre dates back to the 1930s, when it was
the Construction and Plant Division of Fiat. Decades of experience
have given it unparalleled expertise in the design and construction
of complex civil/industrial buildings and transportation
infrastructure, specifically high-speed railways and mass
transportation systems, in Italy and abroad. The Turin centre, which
has about 450 staff, also has considerable expertise and numerous
references in the power sector - coal-fired power plants, gas
turbine combined cycles (GTCC), and hydroelectricity generating
units.
The Rome centre, which employs about 150 people, specializes, in
close cooperation with the Turin centre, in underground and aboveground
railway systems. It also offers facility management, real
estate and project financing services.
Over the last 20 years the Brindisi engineering centre has played a
major role in the development and industrial-scale implementation
of new polyolefins technologies. The centre, which has about 70
staff, has developed specific know-how in LyondellBasell’s
Spherizone polypropylene (PP) technology worldwide.
Noy Engineering, based in Bergamo, has 25 employees. It has been
active since the 1980s in the design and construction of plants for
the chemicals, textiles, energy and environmental sectors, working
mainly with proprietary technologies. Acquired by Maire Tecnimont
in 2008, it enriched the Group’s portfolio by adding polyethylene
terephthalate (PET) resin and polyester, nylon 6, nylon 6.6, and
acrylic fibres know-how and technology.
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