Mollo Noleggio Enters Global Top 100 Rental Companies List
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Mollo Noleggio Enters Global Top 100 Rental Companies List

 Mollo Noleggio has been listed in the 2025 IRN 100, the annual ranking by International Rental News that identifies the world’s top 100 equipment rental companies by turnover. The Alba-based firm becomes the first Italian rental-only company to enter the global list, following a turnover of over €150 million in 2024 generated solely through rental operations. 

 The ranking highlights operators in construction, industrial, and event equipment rental. Mollo Noleggio also features among the top 20 rental-focused companies in Europe, reinforcing its growing influence on the continental stage. 

“Being part of the IRN 100 is a proud milestone that recognises our focus on service quality, customer satisfaction, and the dedication of our teams,” said Mauro Mollo, President, Mollo Group. 

Founded in 1971, the company has over 18,000 rental units and operates across construction, logistics, agriculture, and events. With more than 600 employees, 65 rental centres and 105,000 contracts fulfilled in 2024, Mollo Noleggio is targeting €170 million in turnover for 2025. 

 Backed by a €120 crore investment and expansion plan through 2026, the firm aims to scale to 73 rental centres by the end of 2025. 

  

 Mollo Noleggio has been listed in the 2025 IRN 100, the annual ranking by International Rental News that identifies the world’s top 100 equipment rental companies by turnover. The Alba-based firm becomes the first Italian rental-only company to enter the global list, following a turnover of over €150 million in 2024 generated solely through rental operations.  The ranking highlights operators in construction, industrial, and event equipment rental. Mollo Noleggio also features among the top 20 rental-focused companies in Europe, reinforcing its growing influence on the continental stage. “Being part of the IRN 100 is a proud milestone that recognises our focus on service quality, customer satisfaction, and the dedication of our teams,” said Mauro Mollo, President, Mollo Group. Founded in 1971, the company has over 18,000 rental units and operates across construction, logistics, agriculture, and events. With more than 600 employees, 65 rental centres and 105,000 contracts fulfilled in 2024, Mollo Noleggio is targeting €170 million in turnover for 2025.  Backed by a €120 crore investment and expansion plan through 2026, the firm aims to scale to 73 rental centres by the end of 2025.   

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