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The Italian ceramic group has conquered the US market with its second-generation FullVein3D technology for the production of porcelain stoneware slabs.

The document reflects the group’s ongoing sustainability journey and commitment to integrating ESG aspects into every area of its business.

The company will present its new range of scrap recovery technologies, an innovative solution in the field of pre-grinding.

The agreement, signed on 13 June, will guarantee the continuation of production activities in all four factories owned by the German ceramic group.

The test phase is underway for using a blend of green hydrogen and natural gas at the H2 Factory to verify that the technical characteristics and quality of the slabs remain unchanged.

After a disappointing 2023, the Mexican group reported the first signs of recovery in demand in the first quarter of the current year.

The Ukrainian mining group also intends to expand its mining operations in other EU countries following the start-up of a clay quarry in Spain.

In recent months the company has started up its fifth Sacmi ADM casting machine and two new Sacmi AVM cells, all of which are fully automated, state-of-the-art solutions.

In 2023, the Spanish multinational maintained its 2022 revenue levels while increasing investments by 13% to €153 million.

The company will be present in Hall B7 Booth 202 where it will display its entire range of raw materials, including feldspars, clays and kaolins, as well as its new projects.

The Certech Group is gearing up for Tecna 2024, buoyed by the positive results achieved in 2023 and early 2024.

The ceramic group has achieved Platinum status in the Canadian Best Managed Companies programme.

The line is equipped with Sacmi presses, dryer and kiln and is capable of producing up to 36,000 square metres/day.

Around 90 guests were present at the ribbon-cutting ceremony, including employees, local politicians and representatives of authorities and associations.

The group will occupy an entire 4,000 square metre exhibition hall and will showcase 20 new technological innovations.

Sghedoni joins the Rubiera-based group’s board of directors alongside Chairwoman Daniela Cottafavi and board member Elisa Pecchi.

Italian Exhibition Group and the Italian Ceramic Machinery Manufacturers’ Association will continue to collaborate on the 2026, 2028 and 2030 editions of Tecna.

The Italian industrial holding company Mittel has further strengthened its position in the ceramic sanitaryware sector with its fourth acquisition in seven years, once again in the Civita Castellana district in the province of Viterbo.

The company is launching the revolutionary twO by Laminam surfaces as part of its commitment to economic, environmental and social sustainability.

Florim’s 16th Sustainability Report outlines the group’s economic, social and environmental commitments, as well as the results it achieved in 2023 and the targets it has set for 2024.