His re-election took place during the federation’s annual meeting, which also provided an opportunity to present the 2024 financial statements and 2025 outlook for the Italian capital goods industry.
Final end-of-year figures confirm earlier forecasts: Italian manufacturers close 2024 with revenue of €1.82 billion after the previous year’s record high. Chairman Lamberti warns: “Unfortunately, the results were entirely expected. Tariffs and wars are already weighing on 2025.”
The Italian company has expanded its division devoted to raw material management and pneumatic conveying plants for a wide range of manufacturing sectors.
The event, held in Mexico City, brought together Italian and Mexican companies and institutions to strengthen economic, commercial and industrial ties between the two countries.
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.
