Lindbergh S.p.A. (LDB.MI) operates as a provider of specialized logistics and field service management solutions within the Maintenance, Repair & Operations (MRO) and Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) sectors; its core offerings include a technology platform called T-LINQ that supports network management services such as in-boot in-night delivery of spare parts, tools, personal protective equipment (PPE), workwear laundry, and consumables directly to field service engineers' vehicles by 7 a.m.; waste management encompassing the full lifecycle of special and hazardous waste with regulatory compliance and documentation; warehouse management for logistical storage and operations of new and used forklifts; reverse logistics for returns, repairs, and special waste collection; and HVAC installation, maintenance, and water treatment systems for civil and industrial applications through acquired subsidiaries. The company serves networks of maintenance technicians in manufacturing, industrial, and service industries, primarily targeting field operations in Italy with limited presence in France and the broader European Union. Founded in 2006 by Marco Pomè and Michele Corradi and headquartered in Pescarolo ed Uniti, Cremona, Italy, Lindbergh employs approximately 229 people and listed on Euronext Growth Milan in December 2021. In recent developments, Lindbergh pursues aggressive expansion in the HVAC segment as a strategic turning point, including the acquisition of 100% of Termotecnica Monzese Srl in 2025 through subsidiary SMIT Srl to bolster installation and technical support services in northern Lombardy with synergies to existing group companies Vergottini and EPS; the signing of a binding agreement in October 2025 to acquire 100% of Alpiclima di Giuseppe Camaglio & C. Srl, a Piedmont-based HVAC specialist, expected to close by mid-November 2025; and an earlier divestiture of its French night delivery operations to refocus on core Italian growth, contributing to strong revenue increases driven by HVAC investments amid a segment mix shift where HVAC now forms a significant portion alongside network and waste management units.