Concorezzo (MB), October 2, 2025 – The celebrations for KSB Italia 's centenary continue. Following the celebrations held in Concorezzo (MB), an event dedicated to employees and families of the service center in Assemini (CA) was held on September 13, 2025. The SupremeServ team in Italy comprises approximately 160 professionals, engaged daily in repairs, maintenance, assistance, and commissioning of pumps, valves, and accessories. The service centers are located throughout the country, with approximately 20 employees working in the Assemini (CA) center.
The evening was attended by approximately forty people, including CEO Peter Weber and Managing Director Riccardo Vincenti . Management wished to share this significant corporate milestone with everyone in attendance. The evening was enlivened by live music and recreational activities, while the younger guests enjoyed games and pastimes. It was a significant opportunity to jointly commemorate the successes achieved over these hundred years of history and to consolidate the spirit of collaboration that has always distinguished the KSB Group.
KSB has been present in Italy since 1925, the year in which "Società Italiana Pompe Klein" was founded, the first foreign subsidiary of the KSB Group, with headquarters at Via Principe Umberto 28 in Milan and a workshop at Via Moscova 39. Today, the company is known as KSB Italia SpA and is celebrating its centenary. At the time of its founding, the subsidiary represented the first international presence of the German company "Frankenthaler Maschinen- & Armatur-Fabrik Klein, Schanzlin & Becker."
The business in Italy expanded rapidly, with an initial move to Via Settembrini in Milan, followed by a second move to the Milan Precotto area. In 1929, the company name was changed to "Anonima Lombarda Costruzione Pompe."
The KSB pump recently discovered and restored at the Concorezzo (MB) plant dates back to 1929: a reciprocating piston pump installed in Tovo San Giacomo (SV). Purchased that same year, it was installed near the Maremola stream to supply a four-kilometer aqueduct, intended to bring water to the agricultural crops of the Il Poggio hamlet via two collection tanks.














