Company DescriptionCIR S.p.A. - Compagnie Industriali Riunite, through its subsidiaries, primarily operates in the automotive components and healthcare sectors in Italy, other European countries, North America, South America, Asia, and internationally. The company develops, produces, and sells suspension components, including coil springs, stabilizer bars, torsion bars, stabilinkers, leaf springs, and track adjusters for cars, light and heavy commercial vehicles, earth-moving machines, and railway rolling stock manufacturers; and precision springs for automotive, electric solutions, lighting, trains, and construction sectors. It also offers oil, petrol, diesel fuel, and engine and cabin air filters for original equipment, replacement for original suppliers, and independent aftermarkets; and air and cooling systems, such as intake manifold systems, air induction systems, coolant pump modules, thermostat housing and ducts, and thermal management solutions. In addition, the company operates nursing homes, and functional and psychiatric rehabilitation units; and provides treatment for serious cerebral injuries and neurological pathologies, as well as trauma or chronic-degenerative muscular and skeletal pathologies. Further, it manages Ospedale Fratelli Montecchi di hospital in Suzzara, Italy; and Villa dei Pini care home in Civitanova Marche. The company offers healthcare services under the Anni Azzurri, Santo Stefano, Neomesia, and Charleston brands. CIR S.p.A. - Compagnie Industriali Riunite is based in Milan, Italy.
How the Company Makes MoneyCIR generates revenue primarily through its diversified portfolio of subsidiaries. The automotive components segment, led by Sogefi, contributes significantly to the company's earnings by supplying parts to major automobile manufacturers worldwide. Revenue is derived from the sale of these components, which includes filtration systems, suspension parts, and engine components. In the healthcare sector, KOS provides services such as nursing homes and rehabilitation facilities, generating income through patient care services and government contracts. The media division earns revenue through advertising and content production, leveraging its stakes in media companies. Additionally, CIR benefits from strategic partnerships and collaborations within these sectors, enhancing its market presence and revenue potential.