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With Brazil as a partner of Renanov 2026 on the third day of the event, Brazilian industrial technology takes center stage in Germany and Stefanini shows presence in more than 40 countries, delivery centers in Eastern Europe, and key clients in the heart of European industry
Brazil stood out at Renanov 2026, presented as the largest fair of innovation and industrial technology on the planet, which has reached its third day of programming. In the heart of European manufacturing, in Germany, the event became a showcase for Brazilian talents linked to industry and manufacturing, providing space to demonstrate technical capability and attract international attention.
In this scenario, Stefanini Group, a Brazilian multinational technology consulting firm operating in more than 40 countries, used the event to reinforce its presence in Europe and the type of portfolio it maintains in the industrial center of the continent. In an interview on-site, the global CEO and founder of the group, Marco Stefanini, highlighted operations with subsidiaries in 19 European countries and a client list that includes Ferrari, Iveco, CNH, Stellantis, and Fincantieri.
What is Renanov 2026 and why has it become a showcase for Brazil
Renanov 2026 has been described as the largest fair of innovation and industrial technology on the planet and takes place in the heart of European manufacturing, in Germany. Given the profile of the event, the fair becomes a strategic space to present talents and solutions linked to industry and manufacturing on a global scale.
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The central idea is simple: being present in an event of this magnitude increases visibility and opens doors for conversations with companies, partners, and markets that operate directly in the European industrial core.
The numbers that catch attention: Stefanini in more than 40 countries and subsidiaries in 19 in Europe
Stefanini positions itself as a technology consulting firm operating in more than 40 countries, and the interview reinforces the European dimension of the operation. According to Marco Stefanini, the group maintains subsidiaries in 19 countries in Europe alone.
In addition to its widespread presence, the company also highlighted the service delivery logic: the delivery centers are mainly located in Eastern Europe, with structures in Romania, Poland, and Moldova, as well as a significant delivery center in Italy and operations distributed across other European countries.
Where is the “heart” of the clients: Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, and England
When talking about the market, Stefanini pointed out that it works more with the center of Europe, mentioning Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, and England. This statement reinforces that the group’s strategy is directly connected to regions where manufacturing and the industrial chain have historical and economic weight.
In practice, this positions the Brazilian company in a high-demand environment, focusing on industry and production-related demands, exactly the type of theme that an industrial technology fair highlights.
The list of clients that made headlines: Ferrari, Iveco, CNH, Stellantis, and Fincantieri
One of the points that most draws attention is the portfolio mentioned by Marco Stefanini, featuring Italian brands and well-known industrial groups, including Ferrari, Iveco, CNH, Stellantis, and Fincantieri. He stated that, after an acquisition made two years ago, the company expanded its client base, reinforcing its presence in large industrial groups.
The executive also contextualized that northern Italy is very industrial, which helps explain why this set of clients appears strongly in the group’s portfolio.
What this means in practice: Brazilian talents gain a stage in the heart of European manufacturing
The event was described as an opportunity to showcase Brazilian talents with an industrial focus, in the heart of European manufacturing. In the interview, this potential of Brazilian technology labor appears as something that is often unknown outside the country.
By occupying this space in Hannover, the message conveyed is one of showcase and positioning: to demonstrate capability, reinforce reputation, and expand conversations that connect Brazil and Europe in the industrial technology sector.
Why this draws attention now: international visibility and credentials in the industrial market
The combination of a global fair, Brazil as a partner, and a Brazilian company with extensive operations in Europe creates a credential effect. On one side, Renanov 2026 offers the stage. On the other, Stefanini uses numbers and client portfolio to show real presence in the industrial center of the continent, with deliveries organized by delivery centers and operations in strategic countries.
In the end, the narrative is one of international showcase: Brazilian technology at a global event and a multinational from Brazil reinforcing that it can operate and deliver for high-demand industrial clients in the heart of global manufacturing.
In your opinion, does this showcase at Renanov 2026 have the potential to create more space for Brazilian industrial technology in Europe, or is there still a lack of visibility to transform talent into contracts and constant presence?
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