CGM

What CGM does

CGM is an Italian privately-held industrial manufacturer, headquartered in Correggio, Italy, and founded in 1973. Per the supplied firmographics, the company operates in the plastics processing sector, producing injection-molded and thermopolymer (thermoplastic) components. The input identifies three end-markets for CGM's output: the biomedical industry, the automotive industry, and the food industry. These are typically regulated or specification-driven B2B verticals in which suppliers must meet quality, traceability, and certification standards (medical-grade polymers, automotive PPAP/IMDS requirements, food-contact compliance).

The company's product portfolio is not documented in the supplied source material — the source page returned only a loading/verification screen with no substantive product content (per the products_and_services note in the third block). No pricing model, distribution channels, GTM motion, named customers, or marketing channels are disclosed in the input. The headcount band of 101–250 employees (per firmographics) places CGM in the small-to-mid-sized Italian manufacturing tier typical of second-generation family-controlled or PE-eligible industrial suppliers.

CGM's business mechanics are inferred only at a high level from its vertical mix: it sells custom-engineered molded parts (and likely associated tooling) to OEMs or Tier suppliers in three sectors. Diversification across biomedical, automotive, and food would, in principle, smooth cyclicality — automotive is cyclical, biomedical is growth/defensive, food is defensive — but no segment-level revenue split, customer logos, contract structure, or pricing data is available in the supplied material to validate this. No management team, ownership structure, M&A history, certifications, patents, partnerships, or capital structure data is present in the input, limiting any deeper assessment of the company's strategic positioning or investment narrative.

Name

CGM

Website

https://cgmspa.it

Company type

Private

Founded year

1973

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

CGM is a privately held Italian manufacturer founded in 1973, headquartered in Correggio, that produces injection-molded and thermoplastic components for the biomedical, automotive, and food industries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Industrial Plastics Manufacturing

NAICS

Plastics Product Manufacturing (3261), All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing (326199)

SIC

Plastics Products, Nec (3089)

akta.pro primary industry

Custom Injection Molding & Contract Manufacturing (Job Shops/CMs) (IMANAFAJ)

akta.pro secondary industries

Automotive & Transportation Injection Molded Parts (IMANAFAB), Medical & Life Sciences Injection Molding (Devices, Diagnostics, Cleanroom) (IMANAFAC), Packaging Injection Molding (Caps, Closures, Thin-Wall, IML) (IMANAFAA)

Keywords

• Injection molding
• Thermopolymer molding
• Biomedical plastics manufacturing
• Automotive plastic components
• Food-grade molding

Headquarters

HQ city

Correggio

HQ country

Italy

HQ region

Europe

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D

Core offering

CGM produces injection-molded and thermopolymer-molded components and parts for industrial customers. Its manufacturing services are delivered to the biomedical, automotive, and food industries, supplying precision plastic parts for use in regulated and high-volume applications.

Product overview

No product information available from the source data. The source page shows only a loading/verification screen with no substantive content about CGM's products, services, or portfolio.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Others

• BMB S.p.A. Italian producer of injection molding machinery and equipment. Related to CGM as part of the same Italian plastics manufacturing ecosystem, though BMB supplies the machinery CGM would use rather than competing directly in molded parts.

Direct peers

• Ensinger Group: German processor of engineering plastics producing molded and extruded components for medical, food, and industrial applications. Comparable to CGM as a European custom molder serving overlapping regulated end markets with similar quality and certification requirements.
• Guala Closures Group: Italian-headquartered producer of closures and packaging components using plastic molding processes. Comparable to CGM's food and packaging molding exposure, sharing an Italian manufacturing base and serving European food and beverage brand owners.
• Bormioli Pharma: Italian manufacturer of primary packaging including plastic molded containers and closures for pharmaceutical and food applications. Direct peer in the biomedical/food plastic molding segments, sharing Italian heritage and European regulated-customer base.
• Stevanato Group: Italian-based manufacturer of pharmaceutical and biomedical containment solutions, including plastic molded components. Direct peer because it shares CGM's Italian base and biomedical injection molding focus, with overlapping customer requirements in regulated medical applications.

Broad incumbents

• Röchling Group: German-headquartered manufacturer of plastics products across industrial, medical, and automotive end markets. Highly comparable as a broad-line European plastics processor serving the same regulated end markets as CGM, but at significantly greater scale and geographic reach.
• Aptiv plc: Global Tier-1 automotive technology company with significant plastic component and connector manufacturing operations. Comparable in the automotive plastics segment, though Aptiv's portfolio extends well beyond pure molded parts into electronics and integrated systems.
• OPmobility (formerly Plastic Omnium): French Tier-1 supplier of plastic and composite components primarily to automotive OEMs globally. Comparable to CGM in the automotive injection molded parts segment, though materially larger and more exposed to global auto production than a mid-sized Italian contract molder.
• Magna International: Global automotive supplier with extensive plastic and molded component capabilities across body, interior, and exterior systems. Comparable to CGM in the automotive injection molded parts category but operating at vastly greater scale across multiple geographies.

Regional players

• Moss S.p.A. Italian plastics manufacturer producing injection-molded technical components for industrial and consumer markets. Comparable as a similarly sized Italian injection molder, though focused more on industrial/consumer segments than biomedical.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat1 record

Key risks6 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/cgm-s-p-a

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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