MTA S.p.A. Email Format
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics ManufacturingItaly1001-5000 Employees
Founded in Codogno (Italy) in 1954 by the Falchetti family, who still owns it, MTA S.p.A. is a global leading company in the production of a wide range of electrical and electronic components for major producers of cars, motorcycles, trucks, agricultural and earthmoving machines. MTA is organized in two different Business Units: Electrical and Electronic, which are responsible from the design to the industrialization, up to the product manufacturing according to the most stringent automotive regulations and the rigorous standards of vehicle manufacturers. The Electrical BU designs, develops and manufactures control units for power distribution and the protection of the electrical system, intended for low, medium and high voltage applications; terminals; connectors and fuses. The Electronic BU specializes in the development and production of in-vehicle human-machine interface systems (instrument panels, touch panels, multi-display systems) and electronic control units for different vehicles; on-board battery chargers and DC/DC converters for electric and hybrid vehicles and for harsh environments; different kinds of automotive antennas. The electronic product portfolio was further enriched in early 2025 with the acquisition of a 60% stake in EFI Technology, a leading developer and manufacturer of engine control units for combustion and electric vehicles. MTA currently operates through 4 sites in Italy and 7 worldwide, where, according to specific local requests, the R&D centres, laboratories, plastic molding and metal blanking and assembly departments are located. In addition to the 11 sites, MTA also has 2 offices in UK and France, where resident engineers are employed for technical and commercial support to vehicle manufacturers operating in these areas, and an R&D centre in Turin, particularly focused on power electronics. MTA group employs a total of around 1,900 people, with a turnover of € 380 million, the 11,2% of which invested in R&D.