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Milan-based antenna technology manufacturer Aldena has marked its 45th year in business with the acquisition of Delta Meccanica, a manufacturer of RF coaxial passive components.
Aldena says this milestone anniversary and acquisition highlight the company’s commitment to future growth and expansion.
Founded in 1979, Aldena has been a partner in the rollout of digital networks such as DAB+, DVB-T2, ATSC, and ISDB-T. Throughout its history, Aldena has expanded its product offerings, invested in new technologies and enhanced service delivery. The company focuses on sustainability and ethical manufacturing practices, holding certifications including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and an Ecovadis sustainability rating.
Strategic acquisition
The acquisition of Delta Meccanica follows years of collaboration and represents a step in Aldena’s growth strategy. Delta Meccanica has a reputation in filters and combiners engineering solutions. By integrating Delta Meccanica into its operations, Aldena diversifies its portfolio and enhances its capability to offer comprehensive solutions.
Aldena says the addition of Delta Meccanica’s technologies and workforce will enable it to improve production processes, meet customer demands and explore new markets. This partnership is expected to yield expanded service offerings, improved operational efficiencies and a stronger competitive position in the radio-TV industry.
With the acquisition of Delta Meccanica, Aldena aims to consolidate its market reach and develop solutions tailored to clients’ needs. As Aldena celebrates its 45th anniversary, it plans to continue innovating while maintaining a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Aldena says it extends gratitude to its partners, employees, and customers for their support over the past 45 years, and, with the acquisition of Delta Meccanica, aims to build a legacy for years to come.
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