Overview
- Crippa died on July 5 at age 90, prompting Technoprobe to shutter operations for one day as a mark of respect.
- Italy’s Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti publicly described Crippa as a visionary entrepreneur in condolences to his family.
- After producing probe cards in his garage starting in 1993, Crippa formally established Technoprobe in 1995 and expanded it into a multinational firm with offices on three continents.
- Technoprobe debuted on Euronext Growth in February 2022, contributing to the Crippa family’s €3.1 billion fortune as valued by Forbes in April 2025.
- During the COVID-19 pandemic, Crippa repurposed company space to establish a vaccination hub, funding the necessary staff in Technoprobe facilities.