Danfoss Power Solutions completes acquisition of Hydro Holding Spa

Hydro Holding will be integrated into Danfoss Power Solutions' Fluid Conveyance division as a new business unit (BU) named Hydro. Stefano Bordegnoni, who has served as CEO of Hydro Holding since May 2024, will lead the newly formed business unit. Bordegnoni has been named Vice President, Hydro, reporting to Traverso.

Bordegnoni brings a distinguished track record in industrial manufacturing, engineering innovation, and global growth leadership to his role at Danfoss. Before joining Hydro Holding, he was Managing Director of the Healthcare Automation Division at Brooks Automation, a leading provider of automated solutions for the semiconductor industry. Prior to that, he served as CEO at Inpeco and as Senior Vice President at Schneider Electric in Singapore. Bordegnoni holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Genoa, Italy, and has filed patents in advanced industrial automation.

"This is an exciting day for the Hydro Holding team and myself. Together with Danfoss, we create a strong commercial offering that enables us to deliver even greater value to our customers," Bordegnoni said. "The top priority for the Hydro BU and the Fluid Conveyance division is continuity for customers and distributors. We will continue operating the day-to-day business by maintaining our strong focus on serving customers, upholding our high quality standards, and delivering innovative solutions."

Danfoss Power Solutions' Fluid Conveyance division manufactures hoses and fittings for mobile and industrial equipment, vehicles, aircraft, mining, food and beverage, and other applications. Product ranges include hydraulic, industrial, thermoplastic, engine, and air conditioning hoses and fittings; connectors and quick-disconnect couplings; and hose machines, tools, and accessories.The division's annual sales reached EUR 1.2 billion in 2024. With the addition of Hydro Holding's 350 employees, Fluid Conveyance will have approximately 6,500 employees.