RINA

RINA, a knowledge-based company, provides engineering solutions, testing, certification, and digital services worldwide. Its business spans a wide range of sectors: aerospace and defence, construction and development, energy, financial institutions, food, heavy industries, infrastructure and mobility, manufacturing, maritime, and real estate. The company works as a multidisciplinary organization that adapts to different industries rather than concentrating on a single product line. It supports clients with solutions built around sector-specific needs and covers the full lifecycle of projects, from early stages such as feasibility through to later phases such as operation, maintenance, and decommissioning. Its core activities cover engineering solutions, testing, certification, inspection, and consulting engineering, together with digital solutions and learning services. RINA holds expertise in classification and statutory certification, work tied closely to regulatory compliance and technical standards. Those services suit organizations that need independent verification, technical support, and specialized knowledge in complex environments. The company works in areas such as data centres, decarbonisation and energy transition, innovation laboratories, research, development and innovation, and water, so its scope extends beyond traditional industrial engineering into sustainability and digital transformation themes. Open innovation runs through the approach, structured around initiatives such as AI Factory and Open Innovation Hubs. Research and innovation form part of that same approach, pairing practical engineering with experimentation and development. RINA commits to sustainability through measurable actions, and its project record takes in hydrogen for steel decarbonisation, artificial intelligence for satellite communications, and wastewater transformation. The company therefore operates as an international technical services business serving diverse markets with a broad portfolio that integrates engineering, compliance, innovation, and digital capabilities. Testing, certification, inspection and consulting engineering reinforce each other across those sectors, so a maritime operator, an energy developer or a manufacturer can draw independent verification and technical advice from one organisation at any stage of a project, from feasibility through to decommissioning.