Fonderie Ariotti, founded in 1910 by Giuseppe Ariotti in Palazzolo sull’Oglio, Italy, has evolved from a small metal-melting workshop into a leading cast iron foundry in Europe.
After early growth and struggle through World War II, the company expanded its facilities in Adro (Brescia) in the 1970s, modernizing production with two electric induction furnaces (16t and 32t).

Under successive generations of the Ariotti family, it embraced global markets in the 1990s and invested in advanced machining capabilities, including photovoltaic energy. Today Fonderie Ariotti specializes in large cast iron components up to 70 tonnes.