ATB Riva Calzoni S.p.A. Completes Court-Approved Debt Restructuring

Posté le 24 nov. 2025

The Court of Brescia has approved the debt restructuring agreements entered into by ATB Riva Calzoni S.p.A. with all of its financial creditors. ATB Riva Calzoni S.p.A. is a historic Brescia-based company active in the design and production of mechanical equipment and plants for the energy, industrial, and environmental sectors, with a well-established industrial presence globally.

The Court of Brescia has approved the debt restructuring agreements entered into by ATB Riva Calzoni S.p.A. with all of its financial creditors. ATB Riva Calzoni S.p.A. is a historic Brescia-based company active in the design and production of mechanical equipment and plants for the energy, industrial, and environmental sectors, with a well-established industrial presence globally.

The court approval successfully concludes the company’s restructuring process, initiated through access to the Composizione Negoziata della Crisi in 2024. The process saw active collaboration from all involved parties and the definition of a 2025-2029 industrial plan aimed at relaunching the company and consolidating its presence in international markets.

The restructuring agreements, entered into pursuant to Art. 57 of the Italian Insolvency Code (CCII), allowed ATB Riva Calzoni S.p.A. to reschedule its medium- and long-term loans, as well as to confirm short-term credit lines essential to maintaining its core business. These were granted as prededucible financing under Art. 99 CCII until the approval and also executed under Art. 101 CCII.

This forms part of a broader corporate restructuring process, which in the initial phase of the Composizione Negoziata della Crisi already involved the disposal of a business unit and some real estate assets not relevant to the company’s current industrial structure.

The company was advised by Gianni & Origoni, with a team composed of partners Luca Jeantet and Paola Vallino, and senior associate Davide Rondinelli. KPMG acted as financial advisor, with Drs. Giuseppe Di Leone and Thomas Gerling; and Dr. Luigi De Anna served as the attestatore, supported by Dr. Jacopo Zanchetta.

The creditor banks were advised by a legal team composed of counsel Federico Perego and trainee Sabina Elia from Simmons & Simmons, partner Marco Amoruso and senior associate Antonio Campo from Giovannelli e Associati, and Prof. Alberto De Pra, of counsel at BLF Studio Legale.

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