BERGI always privileged an innovative research that brought the Company to commit in different industrial fields such as the textile sector with the trademark BERTEX, the leather sector with the trademark BERGI and in the paper-cutting sector by purchasing the Company Pizzolato. In 2005, the need of new challenges brought BERGI S.p.A. to create the BERTECH division: a branch devoted to developing automatic systems for the leather handling. All trademarks of the group (BERGI, BERTECH, BERTEX) design and build their products internally, while the sales network is widespread in all countries and uses local agents and engineers constantly trained and supported by Italian area managers and engineers. The strength of the Company has been widely demonstrated by the results obtained in the past years. Nowadays, BERGI is considered a leading Company and a reference point among the most advanced and dynamic firms of the sector and it keeps a prominent place both in the national and in the most important foreign markets.
THE COMPANY
BERGI S.p.A. is a Company founded in 1965 by Mr. Giovanni Bergozza and one partner that manufactures leather processing machines. After more than 50 years of presence in the market, Bergi is considered and recognised as a leading brand in the sector. This appreciation found its endorsement in the year 2003 when Bergi was appointed the gold medal for the internationalization.
THE TRADEMARKS
BERGI does not only design and assemble machines. The Company is divided into two main units: Gambellara Unit where there are all the latest generation machine tools for the production of the components of the machines and the Arzignano Unit where there is the machines’ assembling and the R&D department. The elements that stand for BERGI and its trademarks are: a sales area close to market requirements, a constant research of new solutions, the continuous interchange of ideas and suggestions between companies working in different sectors and the dialogue with the customers to develop user’s friendly machines of increasingly-high performance.