Lelit was founded by the Epis family in the 1980s in Baitella, Italy, with a focus on ironing systems before eventually transitioning into home espresso machines. “Both companies have a shared passion for using product innovation to improve our customers’ coffee experience at home, and we look forward to working alongside LELIT and its existing partners to further accelerate its growth and product innovation, while preserving the values that underpin its Italian identity.”
BREVILLE ESPRESSO MACHINE PRO
Moreover, the water quantity will be specified on the descaling agent sachet. The Rancilio Silvia Pro ( 7/10, WIRED Recommends) is one of my favorite dual-boiler espresso machines. Empty the sachet of the descaling agent into the water for making a descaling solution. “The acquisition of LELIT brings together the two great coffee cultures of the world: Italy and Australia,” Breville Group CEO Jim Clayton said in a press announcement. take some water and pour it into the water reservoir of your espresso machine. If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission.
BREVILLE ESPRESSO MACHINE MANUAL
The user manual is easy to understand, and. It lets you make truly good espresso drinks at home. In an announcement shared with DCN, Breville said the portfolio of Lelit home espresso machinery complements not only Breville’s existing home coffee equipment, but also its Baratza grinder line. The Breville Bambino Plus is simple, speedy, and fun to use. As part of the deal, the Lelit founders and other key members of the Italian company’s management team have agreed to join Breville Group.
The acquisition is expected to be finalized by early July. Daily Coffee News photo by Howard Bryman.Īustralia’s Breville Group has announced plans to acquire Italian prosumer espresso equipment company Lelit in a deal worth €113 million ($124 million USD) in cash and shares.Īccording to a filing with the Australian Securities Exchange today, publicly traded Breville plans to acquire 100% of the Lelit group (styled “LELIT” by the company), half through cash funded from existing reserves and debt facilities, and half through fully paid shares in Breville Group (BRG).