Roca Group

In 2023, the Spanish multinational maintained its 2022 revenue levels while increasing investments by 13% to €153 million.

This initiative will result in a reduction of over 50,000 tons per year of CO2 equivalent emissions from the group's electricity consumption.

After the successful start up of the first electric kiln at the Laufen plant in Austria, plans are already in place to install the next five machines at different Roca Group factories by the end of 2025.

In 2022, the Spanish group reported a turnover of more than €2 billion and made investments of €135 million.

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.

Ceramic World Review updates the 2021 rankings of the world ceramic sanitaryware manufacturers by volumes of production. Roca, Kohler, Toto and Geberit confirm their leading positions. See who is next.

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.

Roca, Kohler, Geberit and Toto lead the rankings of the world ceramic sanitaryware manufacturers by volumes of production in 2018. See who is next.

The first complete supply for the Laufen (Roca Group) factory in the Czech Republic.

Roca presents its new products at Cersaie 2019. Innovative In&Out finishes, modular formats for total versatility and collections where natural inspiration, the artisan footprint, the brightness of the marbles and recognition of the industrial aesthetic are the protagonists.

Less than two years since the start-up of the Continua+ line, the Brazilian manufacturer’s new large-format panels have already achieved excellent results in terms of production and market success.

Testing completed on the new MM-2013 grinding machine unveiled at Tecnargilla 2014