The company already owns two quarries and has developed long-standing relationships with quarry operators worldwide, enabling it to work across a wide range of materials, including marble, limestone, granite and travertine.

Over the decades, Savema has contributed to a number of complex high-end international projects, working alongside leading architects, developers and contractors. Its portfolio includes major cultural and commercial developments such as the Bloomberg Headquarters in London, England, designed by Foster + Partners, where Savema supplied the stone facade and lobby; The Shard; and One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower) in New York, where Savema supplied interior stone works, as well as iconics projects across North America, the United Kingdom and the Middle East.

According to the company, the transaction is intended to support further investment in production capabilities, technologies and material research, while also reinforcing its presence in key international markets, particularly in North America, the United Kingdom and the Middle East.

The new ownership is also expected to enhance Savema’s ability to respond to increasingly demanding project requirements, where design ambition, material performance and execution capabilities must be closely aligned.

In recent years, the use of natural stone in architecture has evolved toward more bespoke and technically advanced applications, requiring a higher level of coordination across the supply chain.

The company will maintain its focus on delivering project-specific solutions, supported by its technical expertise and long-standing experience in the execution of complex architectural work.