Luca Fabio Giacometti

Glenalta Food SpA is a special purpose acquisition company, which focuses its investments in the Italian food industry. It primarily directs its investments in medium-sized, unlisted Italian companies engaging in the food and beverage and consumer and retail sectors with high potential for growth and which operates both nationally and internationally. The company was founded by Gino Lugli, Luca Fabio Giacometti, Stefano Malagoli, and Silvio Marenco on July 15, 2015 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta SpA operates as a special purpose acquisition company. It focuses on Italian Food sector. The company is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta SpA operates as a special purpose acquisition company. It focuses on Italian Food sector. The company is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta Food SpA is a special purpose acquisition company, which focuses its investments in the Italian food industry. It primarily directs its investments in medium-sized, unlisted Italian companies engaging in the food and beverage and consumer and retail sectors with high potential for growth and which operates both nationally and internationally. The company was founded by Gino Lugli, Luca Fabio Giacometti, Stefano Malagoli, and Silvio Marenco on July 15, 2015 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta Food SpA is a special purpose acquisition company, which focuses its investments in the Italian food industry. It primarily directs its investments in medium-sized, unlisted Italian companies engaging in the food and beverage and consumer and retail sectors with high potential for growth and which operates both nationally and internationally. The company was founded by Gino Lugli, Luca Fabio Giacometti, Stefano Malagoli, and Silvio Marenco on July 15, 2015 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta SpA operates as a special purpose acquisition company. It focuses on Italian Food sector. The company is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta Food SpA is a special purpose acquisition company, which focuses its investments in the Italian food industry. It primarily directs its investments in medium-sized, unlisted Italian companies engaging in the food and beverage and consumer and retail sectors with high potential for growth and which operates both nationally and internationally. The company was founded by Gino Lugli, Luca Fabio Giacometti, Stefano Malagoli, and Silvio Marenco on July 15, 2015 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta SpA operates as a special purpose acquisition company. It focuses on Italian Food sector. The company is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta SpA operates as a special purpose acquisition company. It focuses on Italian Food sector. The company is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Glenalta Food SpA is a special purpose acquisition company, which focuses its investments in the Italian food industry. It primarily directs its investments in medium-sized, unlisted Italian companies engaging in the food and beverage and consumer and retail sectors with high potential for growth and which operates both nationally and internationally. The company was founded by Gino Lugli, Luca Fabio Giacometti, Stefano Malagoli, and Silvio Marenco on July 15, 2015 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Giordano Vini SpA engages in the production and distribution of wines, oils and sauces. Its products include red, white, and rose wines as well as appetizers, cold cuts, condiments, truffle oil, and vinegar. It markets its products through the brands Giordano, Cantine del Borgo Reale, Accademia Selezione, and Vini d'Italia. The company was founded by Ferdinando Giordano and is headquartered in Diano d'Alba, Italy.

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