Industrial

Industrial segment

Italy is one of the largest industrial producers in the world. The Lombardy region in northern Italy serves as the country’s primary industrial hub and is considered one of the four economic engines of Europe.

Northern Italy is also home to the so-called Milan–Turin–Genoa industrial triangle, where a variety of heavy machinery, textiles, furniture, processed foods, chemicals, and automobiles are manufactured.Renowned automotive brands like Ferrari, Fiat, Lamborghini, and Maserati hail from this region.

INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

Both in the north and the south, Italy is also known for its high-quality, artisanal goods such as clothing, footwear, leather products, furniture, textiles, jewelry, and various spare parts. Many Italian industries focus on niche markets or luxury goods. The country emphasizes producing high-value, quality items to compete with nations that have lower production costs.

Economic forecasts indicate moderate growth for the Italian industry, supported by stable domestic demand and a recovery in exports. However, the industrial sector – the true backbone of the economy – faces several critical challenges:

Ecological transition

Necessary to meet European emission standards.

Adoption of advanced technologies

Automation and artificial intelligence will be essential to improve efficiency and quality.

International competitiveness

Innovation is key to facing global competition.

Walls and Roofs

Our Solutions

Our wall and roof solutions for the industrial sector are designed to meet the specific needs of facilities that are agile, reliable, efficient, quick to build, lightweight, safe, easy, and cost-effective to manage, and adaptable to new production processes.

Thanks to their excellent insulating properties and fire resistance, our panels ensure optimal temperature regulation and high protection standards, safeguarding equipment, and facilities even in harsh weather conditions.