From 1 January 2026, Aglatech14 has taken over the management of Centrolingue’s language services, integrating into its team a group of professionals with extensive experience in translation, interpreting and language training, particularly in the public and cultural sectors.
Over the years, Centrolingue has developed strong partnerships with universities, museums, artistic and cultural foundations, as well as with leading Italian and international companies, especially in the Triveneto area. For Aglatech14, this expertise represents a significant enhancement of its capabilities in the institutional and cultural language services sector, as well as a strategic presence in North-East Italy, where the local economic fabric is among the most dynamic and internationally oriented in the country.
A year of expansion and new perspectives
The acquisition of Centrolingue’s business unit follows a year, 2025, already marked by important milestones for Aglatech14. In February, the company opened its first international branch in Germany, further consolidating its internationalisation strategy and strengthening its presence in the European market.
With this acquisition, Aglatech14 reaffirms its commitment to expanding its network, increasing its nationwide reach, and enriching its portfolio of expertise, while continuing to place service quality and attention to each client’s specific needs at the centre of its approach.
A shared vision of values and expertise
The integration of the two organisations is based on a shared vision: delivering excellence in language services through a consultative, flexible, and client-focused approach. Aglatech14 embraces the values that have always defined Centrolingue, placing strong emphasis on a direct and personal relationship with clients — a distinctive feature that has made the Padua-based agency a trusted partner for many public and private organisations.
Through this acquisition, Aglatech14 further strengthens its position as a strategic language partner for companies, public bodies, cultural institutions, and international organisations.