The company was founded in 1918 by the Vergani family as a wood trading business for the furniture industry.
The founder’s son, Paolo, started the production of multilayer panels in 1950.
In the 1960s, Paolo Vergani bought the Ilver shipyard and Nord Compensati transformed accordingly, starting the business of designing and manufacturing phenolic marine plywood for the marine industry.
With the third generation and Francesco Vergani entering the company, the innovation process continued.
In the early Nineties, lightweight, soundproofing, fireproof sandwich panels were designed and manufactured, for the construction of yachts offering superior performance. Innovation and development are based on environmental sustainability.
Nord Compensati exclusively uses wood from sustainable forests, selects recyclable materials, exploits clean and renewable energy sources, and since 2015 it has implemented formaldehyde-free production. After almost one century of history, tradition and innovation, Nord Compensati is a leading actor in the Italian marine plywood business and a key player in the boatbuilding industry in Italy and worldwide.