BCS was founded in 1943 by Luigi Castoldi. His first business revolved around a tiny workshop in Abbiategrasso, a town on the outskirts of Milan. He had the idea to design and manufacture a self-propelled mowing machines, among the first in the world, equipped with an internal combustion engine with low power: thus the model 243 was born. In his project, the Engineer Luigi Castoldi involved Camillo Bonetti, a manager at the tax authority of Abbiategrasso, and Severino Speroni, an excellent mechanic. The abbreviation "BCS" comes from the initials of their surnames.

In 2000, the Engineer Fabrizio Castoldi, the son of the founder, took his father's place at the helm of the company and became the new president of the Company.

Today the BCS Group is a leading multinational company in the mechanization sector. It has three production plants in Italy (at Abbiategrasso (Milan), Luzzara (Reggio Emilia) and Cusago (Milan)) and has a presence in every continent with sales offices and distributors.

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