The long-established Italian ceramic tile producer has completed a plant upgrade in collaboration with Sacmi to boost productivity and maximise environmental sustainability.
The exhibition, which will take place from 18 to 22 April 2025 in Foshan, represents a global hub for architectural ceramic products & cutting-edge technology.
Work is underway for the construction of the two new factories in Malia and Tirupati, which will increase the annual production capacity of the Indian ceramic group to 41 million sq.m of tiles and slabs over the next two years.
The investment for a new tunnel kiln, designed to achieve an output of a million pieces per year, completes the project to expand production at the Duravit’s Chongqing plant.
The project includes the addition of a secondary kiln and a new manufacturing line, which will effectively double the production capacity of the Columbia plant.
Thanks to the launch of the new state-of-the-art factory in 2024 and the improvement of the Argentine economy, Alberdi foresees excellent growth opportunities this year.
In an in-depth interview, Laminam's CEO Alberto Selmi covers various aspects of the company's activities, from research on the most innovative products to overseeing international markets.
The Group’s second facility in India involved an investment of €30 million and has an annual production capacity of 150,000 tonnes of adhesives for ceramic tile and natural stone installation.
Energy savings, lower spare part costs, improved product quality and exceptional durability are the main benefits of this innovative new product from the Italian company.
The first pilot plant will be built by Italcer in Sassuolo with a €6 million investment, with a further €50 million investment planned over the next five years.
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