Dometic Expands Its Marine Business with New State-of-the-Art Manufacturing Hub in Italy

September 15, 2026

The Marine Segment of Dometic Group, a leading global outdoor technology company, is expanding its business with a new purpose-built manufacturing and distribution facility in northern Italy to increase production capacity, strengthen its European operations and support global demand for its marine solutions.

Located in Cabiate, in the province of Como, the new build-to-suit manufacturing and distribution facility will replace Dometic’s existing regional premises for future growth of its Marine Segment. Bringing manufacturing, product testing, warehousing and distribution together in one purpose-built location, will enable Dometic to better meet customer demand through greater product availability, shorter lead times and enhanced support for OEM partners and aftermarket customers worldwide.

Eric Fetchko, President, Dometic Marine Segment, said: “This expansion reflects Dometic’s long-term commitment to serving our worldwide marine customers. By bringing our operations together in a purpose-built facility, we will be development will increase manufacturing capacity, streamline operations and strengthen supply chain resilience. These improvements will enable Dometic to better meet partners and customers with increased manufacturing capability, reliable supply and continued innovation. Just as importantly, the new site provides a modern environment that supports our people and positions our business for long-term growth.”

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