Eversys unveils expanded manufacturing facility in Sierre, Switzerland

Representatives, including De’Longhi CEO Fabio De’Longhi (third from left) and Eversys CEO Martin Strehl (second left) at the ribbon cutting of the Sierre site | Photo credit: Eversys

Swiss super automatic espresso machine manufacturer Eversys has completed the expansion of its manufacturing facility in Sierre, increasing total production space 150% to 118,000sq ft. 
 

In a press release, Eversys said the move demonstrates its ‘commitment to scalability and excellence’ and will support further growth and innovation as it caters to ‘the evolving needs of its customers worldwide’. 

The project completion comes nearly two years after Eversys announced plans to expand production capacity at the facility by 46% to manufacture a new line of automated cold brew coffee machines. 

“Today marks a significant milestone for Eversys as we consolidate and regroup under one roof. This expansion allows us to efficiently digest and respond to the strong growth of the past years while creating ample space for our future expansion. What started as a building project two years ago is now fully operational, enabling us to unite all our operations under a single roof. The extended facilities not only enhance our operational efficiency but also positions us to capitalise on further growth opportunities,” said Martin Strehl, CEO, Eversys. 

Founded in 2009, Eversys manufactures fully automatic espresso machines for the professional Horeca market, with a product range comprising the compact Cameo and Legacy models and more advanced Enigma and Shotmaster machines. 
 

In June 2017, Italian appliance manufacturer and coffee equipment specialist De’Longhi acquired a 40% stake in Eversys before purchasing the remaining 60% for a combined value of CHF 150m ($164m) in May 2021. 

Coffee appliances currently account for nearly 60% of De’Longhi’s total revenues, with Eversys sales rising more than 30% in 2023. 

Milan-based De’Longhi’s professional segment is set for further growth this year after the business formed a new global business group comprised of its Eversys and La Marzocco brands in January 2024. With a forecast combined turnover of approximately €372m ($409m), De’Longhi said the move will create synergies and cross-selling opportunities, as well as advance its position in the super automatic, traditional and luxury home espresso machine markets.