Lamosa

Already successfully tested at the Cerámica San Lorenzo factory in Peru, Lamosa has also adopted the technology produced by I-Tech and distributed by Inter Ser at its factory in Guanajuato, Mexico.

After a disappointing 2023, the Mexican group reported the first signs of recovery in demand in the first quarter of the current year.

The group’s Tile business results declined in the first nine months of 2023. With the acquisition of Baldocer, finalised on 31 October, the Mexican group’s consolidated revenues are expected to grow by 16%.

Ceramic World Review updates the rankings of the 25 world's top ceramic tile groups in 2022. Mohawk Industries, Lamosa and SCG lead the rankings.

Following exceptional growth in 2022, Grupo Lamosa reported a 6% decline in revenue in the first quarter of the current year compared to the same period last year. The group’s financial structure remains solid.

Lamosa and Cedasa Incopisos have chosen the cooling system built by FIMO and distributed by Inter Ser for their facilities in Mexico, Peru and Brazil.

The second complete Continua+ line supplied by Sacmi will be started up in May at the Incepa plant and will manufacture the new 160x160 cm and 160x320 cm SuperSize formats with 7 mm thickness.

Following its latest acquisitions, Grupo Lamosa’s revenues rose to US $1.33 billion between January and September 2022.

Ceramic World Review updates the rankings of the 25 world's top ceramic tile groups in 2021. Mohawk Industries, Lamosa and SCG lead the rankings.

As the first company in the Americas to start up a Continua+ line in 2015, Incepa has invested in DDG technology and won Best in Show 2022 at Revestir for its Fusion collection. It has already confirmed the purchase of a second Continua+.

Lamosa posted sales growth of 54% in the first half of 2021 and announced expansions in Brazil and Spain that will bring total production capacity to 225 million sqm/year.