WCG has been exclusively appointed for the marketing of an industrial complex of approximately 8.000 m2 in the province of Bergamo

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WCG has been exclusively appointed for the marketing of an industrial complex of approximately 8.000 m2 in the province of Bergamo

WCG – World Capital Group has been exclusively entrusted with the marketing of a important industrial complex located in the province of Bergamo, to a total surface area covered with about 7.700 m².

The property is the Bonomi Group, a solid company with years of experience in the engineering and manufacturing of energy transmission and electrical insulation solutions, with applications in the railway, energy, and custom sectors. Thanks to corporate acquisitions in the 2000s, the Group has evolved to provide an increasingly comprehensive service, establishing itself as an international benchmark in the sector.

The asset is composed of three separate production buildings – respectively of 3.400 sq m, 2.400 sq m e 1.900 m², the latter developed on two levels – with the possibility of splitting up, making it versatile for different types of industrial and manufacturing activities.

The complex is equipped with functional infrastructures, including power take-offs, compressed air systems, lighting systems, dedicated technical rooms and a high availability of electrical power guaranteed by two independent electrical cabins.

The asset enjoys a strategic position, located a few minutes from the motorway junctions A4 of Dalmine e Trusses, ensuring rapid and efficient connections with the main routes of Northern Italy.

“This assignment confirms our ability to support structured properties in the valorization of their assets. - he has declared Andrea Faini, CEO & Founder of WCG In an increasingly selective market, the combination of strategic location, flexibility, and technical features represents a key element for rapidly intercepting qualified demand.”