Faymonville Group acquires Morello
11 February 2026
One of Morello’s battery-electric transporters. Photo: Faymonville
Transport equipment manufacturer Faymonville Group will acquire the majority of shares in Italian electric vehicle maker Morello.
Turin-based Morello makes battery-electric heavy load transport vehicles for use in factories, typically to move heavy machinery or large products. It sells them worldwide. The acquisition will broaden Faymonville’s equipment offer in the lighter load range.
Being electric the Morello equipment is a perfect fit for the increasing demand to have emission-free and low-noise working. AGV systems for intralogistics and large factories are another element.
Industries served include rail, steel production, defence, nuclear and other energy sectors.
Celebrating Faymonville’s acquisition of Morello. Photo: Faymonville
A new chapter
Amedeo Morello, who represents the family-owned business, commented, “We are proud and grateful that our technology will become part of the strong offer of the family-owned Faymonville Group. With 80 years of market experience, the Morello name will be maintained and is looking forward to a promising future.”
For his part Alexander Fickers, Faymonville Group CEO, said, “This strategic acquisition significantly enhances our market position and reinforces our role as a comprehensive provider for specialized transport solutions.
“Discussions with the Morello team were characterised by trust and shared visions. We are excited to welcome Morello as the newest member in our Faymily,” Fickers continued.
Faymonville will bring in its production expertise to Morello. “This synergy opens new horizons for the Luxembourg-based manufacturer and strengthens its position as a full-range supplier for special and heavy haulage vehicles,” the company said.
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