Biesse consolidates US subsidiaries into Biesse America Inc.

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Biesse S.p.A., a global leader in technology solutions for processing wood, glass, stone, metal, and advanced materials, has completed the business integration into Biesse America Inc. of the U.S.-based entities GMM USA Inc., Bavelloni America Inc., Techni Waterjet LLC, effective May 12, 2025. 

The company said this marks a key milestone in Biesse’s global strategy, strengthening its presence in North America. This combination expands Biesse’s capabilities across materials and extends the range of Biesse Stone, Biesse Glass, Biesse Metal machines portfolio as well as its Tooling business.

“Our commitment is clear: to empower our customers with the best technologies, local support, and long-term vision,” said Federico Broccoli, Country Director and CEO of Biesse America. “With this integration, we are not only expanding our machinery and tools portfolio —we are reinforcing our promise to be closer, faster, and more responsive to the evolving needs of the North American market.” 

GMM, founded in 1993 in Italy, grew from a bridge saw manufacturer to a global CNC machining leader for stone applications. 
The additions of Techni Waterjet, an innovator in high-precision waterjet cutting, and Bavelloni, a historic name in glass processing, have positioned the combined group to lead in diversified materials processing.
 

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