LUVE expands its production hub in Texas and strengthens its presence in the United States
20,000 new square meters serving the US market for data centers, power generation, and refrigeration
Uboldo (VA), May 18, 2026 – LUVE has inaugurated the new production area of its plant in Jacksonville, Texas, developed as part of its industrial expansion project in the United States.
The expansion of the Jacksonville facility has added 20.000 square meters, bringing the total surface area to over 30.000 square maters, including offices and production areas.
To meet upcoming production needs in the US, LUVE has already started a recruitment and selection process aimed at strengthening and expanding its workforce. The goal is to reach, at full capacity, an additional workforce of approximately 200 people within 18–24 months.
The new facility will be mainly dedicated to the manufacturing of “outdoor” products, based on a single platform for units covering multiple applications: from data centers to power generation and refrigeration.
In recent weeks, LUVE signed a multi-year framework agreement worth over €100 million with a global “hyperscaler” for the supply of advanced cooling solutions for next-generation data centers. The expansion of the Jacksonville production area will provide the capacity needed to support the growth of this market, driven by applications such as artificial intelligence, data mining, colocation, IoT, and machine learning.
The subsidiary LUVE US Inc. will offer full project management: from design to installation, including commissioning supervision, with a dedicated team and the “LUVE CARE” after-sales service.
Matteo Liberali, Chairman and CEO of LUVE, commented: “The US market represents a strategic growth area. The expansion of our Texas facility is an important step in our international growth journey and reflects our ‘glocal’ approach: thinking globally and acting locally. Finally, I would like to thank the LUVE team, in Europe and in the US, whose efforts made this new milestone possible—an essential step to serve a high-tech segment such as data centers.