1928
THE CIPRIANI COMPANY WAS BORN

Cavaliere Umberto Cipriani founded the first branch in Rome in the Via Arco di Travertino for the production of construction machinery, tower cranes, dumpers, industrial cranes and truck mixers.

1958
NAPOLI`S BRANCH IS BORN

Opens a branch with a depot and a machine repair shop in the port area of Naples.
1969
EXPANSION INSOUTHERN ITALY

In Naples, a new plant kicks off and becomes the center of all Cipriani® production. Another branch with deposit and machine repair shop opens in Sicily, while new dealers are created with warehouses in Salerno, Avellino, Cosenza, Catanzaro and Cagliari.

1974
A NEW PRODUCTION SITE SPECIALIZED IN GENERATOR SETS

Cipriani® abandons the production of construction machinery to specialize on the construction and marketing of generators.
FROM THE 80s TO TODAY’S
COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ABROAD

International business is expanding more and more, especially in Europe, Northern Africa and the Middle East.

2004
THE NEW GENERATION

Young Umberto enters the company, nephew and homonym of the founder, consecrating the tradition of the family business.

2005
A NEW IMAGE

The new brand identity and the "Enjoy the light" 2007 payoff are launched.

2007
THE WORLD ENERGY CONGRESS

Cipriani® participates in the World Energy Congress, affirming the presence of the brand on national and international markets.

2009
A WINNING COLLABORATION

The collaboration with Enel begins, with over 400 generator sets supplied to date, for a total of about 32,000 kW of power.

2010
ETHIOPIAN CONSTRUCTION EXHIBITION

Cipriani participates in the Ethiopian Construction Exhibition.

2014
MORE ANDMORE ATTENTION TO CUSTOMER CARE

A relevantinvestment plan is deployedfor the construction of new service centers and for the purchase of new machinery and vehicles for capillary support throughout the territory.

2018
RENEWAL OF THE DIGITAL IMAGE

Cipriani® renews its digital image by launching a new website as well asdigital marketing campaigns.

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