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Mollo Noleggio Climbs 17 Places in Global IRN 100 Ranking
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Mollo Noleggio Climbs 17 Places in Global IRN 100 Ranking

Mollo Noleggio has secured a place in the IRN 100 ranking for the second consecutive year, climbing 17 positions compared with the previous edition.

Compiled annually by International Rental News, the official magazine of the European Rental Association, the ranking lists the world’s 100 largest vehicle and equipment rental companies by turnover.

Mollo Noleggio entered the ranking for the first time in 2025, becoming the first Italian company specialising exclusively in rental services to be included. Its improved position reflects the company’s continued growth and expanding presence in the international rental market.

Founded in Alba in 1971 and led by brothers Mauro and Roberto Mollo, the Mollo Group provides machinery and equipment rental services for the construction, industrial, logistics, agricultural and events sectors.

The company attributed its improved ranking to continued investments, customer confidence, service quality and the contribution of its workforce.

Under its 2026–2027 business plan, Mollo Noleggio plans to invest €170 million in fleet expansion, new branches and strategic acquisitions. It also intends to recruit more than 200 employees, increasing its workforce to 1,000 by the end of 2027.

The company is also targeting a network of 100 rental centres as it continues to expand its operations in Italy and strengthen its position in the international equipment rental sector.

Mollo Noleggio has secured a place in the IRN 100 ranking for the second consecutive year, climbing 17 positions compared with the previous edition.Compiled annually by International Rental News, the official magazine of the European Rental Association, the ranking lists the world’s 100 largest vehicle and equipment rental companies by turnover.Mollo Noleggio entered the ranking for the first time in 2025, becoming the first Italian company specialising exclusively in rental services to be included. Its improved position reflects the company’s continued growth and expanding presence in the international rental market.Founded in Alba in 1971 and led by brothers Mauro and Roberto Mollo, the Mollo Group provides machinery and equipment rental services for the construction, industrial, logistics, agricultural and events sectors.The company attributed its improved ranking to continued investments, customer confidence, service quality and the contribution of its workforce.Under its 2026–2027 business plan, Mollo Noleggio plans to invest €170 million in fleet expansion, new branches and strategic acquisitions. It also intends to recruit more than 200 employees, increasing its workforce to 1,000 by the end of 2027.The company is also targeting a network of 100 rental centres as it continues to expand its operations in Italy and strengthen its position in the international equipment rental sector.

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