Nine Italian companies coordinated by Acimac will take part in the event

According to the preliminary figures compiled by the MECS - Acimac Research Centre, the sector’s year-end turnover will rise to €2,145 million, 45% up on 2020. Almost 6 months of production is guaranteed in 2022

Chairman Paolo Mongardi: “We risk wiping out the entire recovery in a matter of weeks”.

The Board was elected during the last Members’ Meeting and will remain in office for 4 years.

The Italian ceramic and brick machinery industry reported a 54% increase in turnover in the first half of 2021 compared to the first half of 2020 and a 12.8% increase over the same period in 2019.

Improvement in sales of ceramic machinery and equipment. The Mecs-Acimac research centre observed 33.3% growth in the first quarter of 2021

The Italian ceramic machinery and equipment manufacturers have responded to Confindustria’s call to help create a map of potential “community factory” sites

The Italian ceramic machinery and equipment manufacturers will head to Russia to promote Italian-made products

Sales of ceramic machinery and equipment improve. The MECS-Acimac research department observed a 10.6% fall in the final quarter of 2020. Causes of concern include rising prices of raw materials and components and maritime freight rates.

According to the preliminary figures compiled by MECS-Acimac Research Department, the sector’s year-end turnover stands at €1,470 million (15% down on 2019).

The Chairman of the Italian Ceramic Machinery Manufacturers’ Association has just sent a letter to the President of the Emilia-Romagna Regional Government and the Conference of Italian Regions urging companies to be allowed to continue to operate over the coming weeks

Paolo Mongardi was officially elected Chairman of ACIMAC during the association’s Annual Meeting held at Acetaia Leonardi in Magreta (Modena) on Wednesday 8 July.