Franchetti Spa is an international group specializing in planning, diagnosis, and intervention therapies aimed at ensuring safety and predictive maintenance scheduling for infrastructure networks and large real estate assets. From the Rio-Niterói Bridge to the Anita Garibaldi Bridge in Brazil, among the longest in the world, to over 150 km of viaducts and bridges in Italy, Franchetti Spa has worked on nearly 40,000 equivalent bridges and numerous large-scale real estate complexes of great strategic importance.
Today, its extensive database of data related to bridges, viaducts, and large buildings such as hospitals, schools, and large industrial structures represents a strategic asset for assessing the health of infrastructures in the most advanced countries.
Thanks to an innovative approach in predictive maintenance, the group integrates advanced technologies such as BIM (Building Information Modeling), digital twins, and smart hospitality solutions, providing a digital and dynamic representation of infrastructures and real estate assets. These technologies enable monitoring, analysis, and optimization of operational management, with a particular focus on sustainability and safety. The use of AI-based algorithms helps concessionaires, investors, and property managers optimize investments and plan efficient maintenance interventions, ensuring long-term durability and economic sustainability.
Analysis and evaluation of existing structures using innovative techniques
Analysis of the existing infrastructure: inspection, monitoring and maintenance
Interventions on existing structures
Design of new buildings
Franchetti expands its technological expertise
The Vicenza-based company has signed a binding agreement to purchase 100% of the shares of Matildi+Partners
Franchetti S.p.A. strengthens its team with the addition of four new Directors in Italy and Brazil, supporting the company's growth
The company, a leader in predictive maintenance of bridges and viaducts, continues its strategy of managerial growth with the appointment of new managers in Rome, Milan, and Rio de Janeiro
Digital twin and predictive maintenance, global market worth $23.8 billion in 2023
Expected CAGR between 2024 and 2034 to be 46.3%