Prices reached by raw materials, unthinkable just a few months ago, throw a shadow over recovery. If it’s any consolation, the latest outlook survey conducted by the Assofond Study Centre, shows how Italian foundries have the concrete chance to recover the ground they lost to pandemic in 2020 as early as this year. Results are pretty clear: rising sales in the first quarter, with an increase in the production of new models and new client acquisition. The most positive data is the expected to see a year-on- year increase of up to +21% on 2020 by the end of the year. That equates to a full recovery from last year’s losses (-17.9% compared to 2019).

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The New Boring Machine: An Investment in Production

14 October 2026|

After several months of work, including the preparation of the installation site, the assembly of the various components, testing and commissioning, the new boring machine has officially become part of our production process. The installation [...]

  • impianti di colata

Large-scale castings: why casting quality makes the difference

7 May 2026|

In the industrial sector, the production of large-scale castings requires extremely high quality standards, as even minimal imperfections in the casting process can compromise production efficiency and equipment lifespan. In this context, the quality [...]

  • Fonderia di Castenedolo vista dall'alto

CBAM: Foundries at risk of shutdown, according to Assofond.

1 March 2026|

CBAM has become an increasingly topical issue over the last two years, culminating in its entry into force on 1 January 2026. ASSOFOND, the trade association representing Italian foundries and a founding member of [...]