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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.

The GMM Group’s US subsidiary in Clarksville, Tennessee is continuing to expand and gain market share.

Innovative Sacmi/BMR technology flies to the United Kingdom for one of the country’s top brick manufacturers.

Fritta transforms its showroom to highlight the design and versatility of its ceramic solutions.

Cersaie is presenting the poster image for the 42nd edition, due to take place in Bologna from 22 to 26 September 2025.

The first pilot plant will be built by Italcer in Sassuolo with a €6 million investment, with a further €50 million investment planned over the next five years.

The largest South American ceramics fair will take place in São Paulo, Brazil, from March 10 to 14, hosting 300 exhibitors, including 18 Italian suppliers of equipment and technologies.

The President of Del Conca USA and Ceramica Faetano passed away on February 23 at the age of 45.

The new plant in Matane will be completed by September 2025 and will mark a milestone in ceramic sanitaryware production.

The Geberit Group posted net sales of CHF 3,085 million in 2024, a currency-adjusted increase of 2.5%.

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.

The Berca facility, in Romania, is regarded as a centre of excellence for eco-friendly brick production.

Two new high pressure casting cells for WC production were started up at the Trichiana facility in December.

Tailor-made plant design and increasingly digitalised machinery have strengthened Smac’s position in ceramic tile and clay brick decoration.

LB Technology of Fiorano Modenese is among the key technology suppliers for Dexco’s new ceramic slab factory in Botucatu.

A better-than-expected fourth quarter reduced the company’s fall in revenue in 2024 to -2.7% year-on-year and allowed for a recovery in earnings.

The new facility in Uttendorf, Austria, was officially opened last November and will become fully operational in 2025.

With an investment of €32.5 million, the new factory started up in Lanklaar has an annual production capacity of 20 million facing bricks.

The 19th annual edition of Indian Ceramics Asia will be held in Gandhinagar from 5 to 7 March.