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From 7 to 9 March the ACIMAC and ITA collective will be showcasing Italian technological excellence at the exhibition Indian Ceramics in Gujarat. The event will also host an Italian technology focus day entitled "The latest innovations in Italian technologies".

The new large-size tile finishing plant supplied by BMR to Indian firm Lioli Ceramica is due to begin operation in late March this year.

The Spanish group led by Fernando Roig posted sales of 584 million euros in 2017 (120 million euros more than in 2016) and aims to reach 630 million euros in 2018.

In 2017 the group posted consolidated revenues in excess of 19 million euros.

The innovative LB dry colouring technology will be installed in the new plant for large-size ceramic panel and slab production.

The Imola-based company is now placing QR codes on its offer layouts to give customers immediate access to technical information on its machines.

Rüdiger Grau takes over from Karl-Heinz Fabel and will lead the German ceramic company alongside Stefan Zeidler.

The newly appointed general manager was chosen by the Imola-based group’s Board of Directors following a careful evaluation of a field of international candidates.

The new production plants use the most advanced H2O IPLUS Full Digital technology in the world and allow for greater flexibility in terms of thicknesses and sizes.

The Lamgea 22000t press and the Creadigit systems are the key technologies adopted in the Indian group’s new facility.

The new inks in Sicer’s SINKS range will allow for the production of utterly novel ceramic surfaces.

The new Gold Art plant due to be started up in the first half of 2018 will adopt an LB colouring plant feeding line.

This innovative complete plant has been started up in the Ganouba Briqueterie factory and is one-of-a-kind in the country.

The Vercelli-based company’s turnover has risen to 15.5 million euros.

He joined the SITI B&T Group’s management in January.

Cevisama adds two new pavilions to accommodate 838 brands and expects to beat record number of visitors, with more than 83,000 professionals poised to attend.

System’s Ceramics division will present a case study on improving printing performance.

Nomdedeu takes over from Isidro Zarzoso, who died unexpectedly on 3 January.

Loading-unloading units and a latest-generation LGV (laser guided vehicle) together with a new digital printer have been installed and tested at Ce.Si.

The historic ceramic tile manufacturer installed two complete stations at its facility in Fiorano Modenese.