As part of its ongoing international growth, the company will open its seventh overseas branch this year in Indonesia, adding to those already operating in Turkey, China, Russia, Spain, Brazil and Poland.
Margins and equity both increased, surpassing €1 billion for the first time. Mongardi: “It was a solid year despite the complex international situation”.
It is being developed on a “monstre” surface area of about 130.000 sm and required a total investment of 120 million dinars (about 36 million euros). It will employ 150 people.
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.
At the exhibitions Indian Ceramics Asia and Expo Revestir, both taking place in early March, Inter Ser will showcase the Italtech project alongside its partners Cimes, I-Tech, and Minerali Industriali Engineering.
According to preliminary figures compiled by Mecs - Acimac Research Centre, Italian ceramic technology sector sales fell by 24% in 2024. Chairman Paolo Lamberti commented: “This result had been entirely expected and was caused by multiple factors. We are looking ahead to a recovery in 2026.”
LB’s new report reflects a corporate culture that has always been aligned with international standards of excellence in terms of environmental responsibility and human well-being.
