Federico De Nora is an Italian billionaire businessman and the Chairman of Industrie De Nora S.p.A.. Born in Milan in 1968, he is the grandson of the legendary Oronzio De Nora, who founded the company in 1923 and was a pioneer in electrochemical engineering.

Growing up in the center of Italy's industrial hub, Federico began his professional career in 1988 working in planning and corporate control at Norfin S.r.l.. He officially joined the family business in 1993, stepping into the role of Director of Planning and Organization.

• Core Company: Industrie De Nora S.p.A. (Electrochemical technologies).
• Family Legacy: Grandson of Oronzio De Nora, who invented the Mercury cell for chlorine production.
• Origins: Third generation of the De Nora industrial family.

Federico De Nora’s career is defined by his successful stewardship and modernization of his grandfather's industrial legacy. He took the role of Chief Executive Officer of De Nora Impianti in 2000, eventually becoming the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Under his leadership, the company transitioned from a traditional provider of electrodes for chlorine and caustic soda to a critical player in the Green Hydrogen economy. He oversaw the company's expansion into Japan and Brazil and led its successful public listing on the Borsa Italiana.

• Role: Chairman and major shareholder of Industrie De Nora.
• Philanthropy: Chairman of the Fondazione Oronzio e Niccolò De Nora, which supports scientific research.