1935 - Manuli Group founded by Mr. Dardanio Manuli
1970 - Establishment of Manuli Gomma and concentration of reinforced rubber hoses manufacturing at the Ascoli Piceno plant
1973 - Uniroyal acquires 50% of Manuli Gomma originating the Uniroyal-Manuli joint venture
1986 - Manuli family buys back 50% of Uniroyal-Manuli and changed name to Manuli Rubber Industries
1992 - Manuli Group has been re-organized in three business groups with the newly created Automotive group next to traditional hydraulics and oil & marine
1994 - Acquisition of French company which will inspire FLC business model
1995 - Product range extended to metal fittings with the acquisition of Hydrofit
1997 - Listing of the Manuli Group on the Italian Stock Exchange
2002 - Opening first FLC to branded service point in Poland
2004
Divestment of 100% of the Automotive business group (c. 50% of group sales)
Manuli shares have been de-listed from stock exchange following after a public offer by the family
2005
Product range extended to assembly workshop machines with the acquisition of Techmaflex
Expansion of the production footprint through new assembling unit in Czech Republic and opening new hose plant in Suzhou China
2008 - FLC network expanded with acquisitions in Benelux, Singapore and South Africa
2010 - Re-organization of Manuli Group in three operating divisions: Manuli Hydraulics, Fluiconnecto and Manuli Oil & Marine
2012
New hose plant in Poland opened, dedicated to the markets between Northern Europe & Central Asia
FLC network extended into Africa through acquisition of Fluid Systems & Hyspec Mining, Fluidtech
2015
FLC network expanded with acquisition in Finland
Joint venture with a local strategic partner to start new hose manufacturing plant in Orsha, Belarus
2016 - OEM network extended with acquisition in India
2017 - Manuli Rubber Industries becomes a holding company and extended with acquisition in India
2018 - Manuli Hydraulics OEM activities transferred into Fluiconnecto
2019 - FLC launches first webshop in Benelux
2020 - Manuli Rubber Industries acquires the majority shareholding in RYCO Hydraulics, with headquarters in Melbourne (Australia).
2020 - Divestment of 100% of the Oil & Marine business, a Division of Manuli Hydraulics, specialized in manufacturing rubber hoses for the Oil & Marine sector.
2020 - Manuli Rubber Industries receives the Deloitte "Best Managed Companies 2020" award. 
