Matteo Cassina, the Italian manager and entrepreneur, owner of Passoni and the media platform Rouleur joins the Campagnolo Board at a pivotal moment for the component manufacturer. It signals a new phase following recent restructuring talks and labour agreements. For the first time in its history, the Italian brand has taken a significant step in its governance by appointing a Board member from outside the founding family.

A drastic reorganisation during the current market disruption was unavoidable for Campagnolo. The Italian component manufacturer felt the urge to issue a statement this week, following months of wild speculation, including the suggestion of a large-scale lay-off. "Currently, the company is being reorganised, after the financial structure was defined together with all relevant stakeholders," writes Campagnolo. "The Campagnolo family is directly involved in this process and continues to invest an undisclosed amount in the project."

VICENZA, Italy - Amid growing media speculation about the company's future, Campagnolo clarified its strategy and reaffirmed its commitment to Italy in a reply to Bike Europe. The Vicenza-based industry icon, long considered one of the most technically sophisticated brands in the sector, released a detailed note outlining the pillars of its recently approved "Industrial Plan."

VICENZA, Italy - The ongoing crisis in the cycling industry may be hitting one of the sector's most iconic Italian brands: Campagnolo, the historic Vicenza-based company and a name synonymous with world cycling. Reports of significant redundancies announced by the company have been circulating across major national news outlets and local media, but nothing has been confirmed by Campagnolo.

VICENZA, Italy - For component manufacturer Campagnolo the market boom and supply chain constraints have triggered a renewed ambition to increase the global brand awareness and salience. For 2020-2022 the company reports the strongest sales growth since the 1980s giving the Italians confidence to dream bigger and expand significantly to capitalise on its recent growth.

VICENZA, Italy - In an open-faced conversation, Fulcrum CEO Davide Campagnolo who is closely involved in the Campagnolo operation, spoke out on the difficulties, challenges and opportunities encountered by Fulcrum and Campagnolo as well as the bicycle industry in general.