Barilla is in talks to sell three production sites in Italy as part of plans to revamp its manufacturing in the south of the country.
The Italy-based group said the moves would help the company "stay competitive in a challenging market".
Family-owned Barilla, one of the world's largest pasta manufacturers, is in talks to sell a factory in Marcianise to local rival Pastificio Liguori.
The business is also in negotiations to sell mills in Ancona and Bari to Italian miller Molino Casillo.
Barilla described the discussions as "advanced".
The company is planning to create a "new pasta production hub" in the city of Foggia. Barilla plans to invest €100m ($114.8m) to build a mill to support the existing pasta plant.
In a statement, the group said the move, scheduled to be completed in 2030, would "deliver significant improvements in sustainability, logistics and production efficiency to serve both domestic and international markets".