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Lumson
Lumson - PRIMARY PACKAGING FOR THE COSMETIC, MAKE-UP AND PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETS
About Lumson
In 1975, from the heart of Italy's 'Cosmetic Valley', Remo Moretti founded Lumson, a company that would become a key player in primary packaging for the beauty industry. The company began by establishing itself as a manufacturer of cosmetic packaging, pioneering dispensing and airless systems that would become crucial for the skincare market. The story took a significant turn in 2018 when FSI, an Italian investment fund, acquired a 35% stake in the business, injecting capital to finance growth and innovation while the Moretti family retained a 65% ownership. This partnership marked the beginning of a new chapter, with Remo's son, Matteo Moretti, taking the role of President. The company expanded its makeup packaging capabilities through strategic acquisitions like Leoplast in 2017. A pivotal moment occurred in November 2022, when Matteo Moretti, through the family's holding company, purchased FSI's entire interest in Lumson. This transaction brought the company fully back under family control, completing a succession plan that began in 2018 and positioning Lumson to accelerate its growth and leadership, particularly in the skincare packaging sector.
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- 1975
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- Capergnanica, Italy
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