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LEED · Green buildings
LEED-certified General Manufacturing companies in Italy
The public LEED registry lists 27 companies in Italy in the General Manufacturing sector, operating 28 facilities in total.
The LEED registry publishes no expiry dates, so these companies are shown as Certified.
The most common locations are Valenza, Parma and Rovereto.
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28facilities operated
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Other schemes in Italy
LEED elsewhere in Southern Europe
Questions and answers
- How many LEED-certified General Manufacturing companies are there in Italy?
- 27 companies, according to the public LEED registry as last synced on 29 Sep 2026. Together they operate 28 facilities and hold 28 certificate records across all schemes we track.
- Do LEED certificates have an expiry date here?
- No. The LEED registry publishes no expiry dates, so listed companies are shown as Certified. Check the current status with U.S. Green Building Council before relying on it.
- Where in Italy are these companies located?
- By the city of their first listed facility: Valenza (3), Parma (2), Rovereto (2), San Giovanni Valdarno (1) and Sesto San Giovanni (1).
- Is Integrity Thread affiliated with U.S. Green Building Council?
- No. Integrity Thread is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by U.S. Green Building Council. The data comes from their public registries.
Data from the public LEED registry, last synced 29 Sep 2026. Companies are listed in the Facility Ledger’s default order (number of schemes held, then number of certificates); no company can pay for its position. Integrity Thread is not affiliated with U.S. Green Building Council.