Durst and Altadia Group have announced a new strategic partnership that will see the two companies work together to develop innovative products for the ceramic industry.
Thirty years of challenges, achievements and visionary choices have enabled the well-known Italian ceramic glaze and colour producer to expand its business internationally and achieve success all over the world.
At the Frankfurt exhibition the two companies presented their innovative range of solutions for the tableware sector and attracted the interest of large numbers of attendees.
Inco Industria Colori is refurbishing the laboratories at its headquarters in Pavullo to improve its research activities and ensure increasingly rigorous quality control.
From 27 February to 3 March, Colorobbia’s Spanish branch will host an open house presenting the company’s latest innovations in the field of digital decoration.
On Wednesday 28 September, Colorobbia will organize a live painting show by Italian artist Alessio Londi. The work will later be reproduced in an NFT, in a limited series of 100 pieces.
The four Altadia Group companies Esmalglass-Itaca, Fritta, Vetriceramici and Younexa will act as Viglacera’s main glaze, frit and colour suppliers for its new large porcelain slab factory
Now successfully launched onto the Italian market, the new low-emission inks were used in many of the projects presented at the Colorobbia Open House held in Fiorano Modenese in May.
Revenues in the second quarter of 2021 totalled 417 million euros, 11.5% higher than in the first quarter of the year. The excessive increase in costs is a cause for concern.
Chairman Joaquín Font de Mora believes that the competitiveness of the Spanish ceramic glaze and colour industry may be impacted by rising costs. Progress on projects aimed at decarbonising the sector
Two years after the acquisition of the Indian site in Morbi, Sicer has strengthened its position in Spain with the acquisition of the Cerfrit production facility.
