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📈 A quarter with mild growth, but with signals that need interpretation
The +1.1% recorded in the third quarter by UCIMU – Sistemi per Produrre is not just a statistical figure: it is a signal.
A signal of fragile stability, in a sector that continues to move at two very different speeds:
Domestic market showing a strong rebound (+12.4%)
Weak foreign demand, slowed down by structural uncertainties
Automotive sector still affected by technological and regulatory transitions
In other words: Italian industry is reacting, but external demand has not yet returned.
🎃 Trick or Treat? 🎃
For food companies that produce seasonal sweets for holidays like Halloween, every sudden breakdown is like a trick that can disrupt production. 😱
During the holidays, especially those tied to the production of sweets or food for special occasions, there is no time to waste. Any interruption in the production flow can mean lost time, money, and resources. That’s why it’s essential to have a reliable partner to tackle and resolve breakdowns smoothly.
The European Chips Act was created with a clear goal: to reduce Europe's dependency on non-EU suppliers in the semiconductor sector and strengthen the continent's technological sovereignty. An ambitious plan that aims not only at production capacity but also at the strategic resilience of the European electronic supply chain.
Starting in 2025, all Italian companies (excluding those in the agricultural sector) are required to take out an insurance policy against catastrophic events — earthquakes, floods, landslides, and inundations.
📜 The obligation is established by the 2024 Budget Law (Law No. 213/2023) and Ministerial Decree of January 30, 2025 No. 18.
📅 Deadlines by company size:
Large enterprises → by March 31, 2025 (transitional period until June 30)
Medium-sized enterprises → by October 1, 2025
Small and micro enterprises → by December 31, 2025
After a challenging 2024, the Italian precision mechanics and machine tool industry looks to 2025 with cautious optimism.
According to UCIMU data, production is expected to grow again, reaching an estimated €6.5 billion, up from €6.3 billion in 2024.
This recovery is mainly driven by exports, which continue to represent the key engine of Italian competitiveness, along with a gradual rebound in domestic investments.
🌊🚀 @Cersaie 2025 www.cersaie.it: Innovation, #Sustainability 🌱 and #ProductionContinuity ⚙️
The #Ceramics and #BathroomFurnishing sector, showcased at BolognaFiere www.bolognafiere.it with Confindustria Ceramica www.confindustriaceramica.it, is undergoing a profound transformation:
♻️ use of recycled materials,
🌍 low-impact production processes,
🤖 digitalization with #AI redefining international competitiveness.
👉 In this journey, #AdvancedMaintenance is a strategic factor to ensure #ProductionContinuity 🔄 and support #Sustainability 🌱:
🔧 Reduced downtime through predictive interventions,
🛠️ Regeneration of electronic components to extend lifecycle,
📜 Services compliant with international #CircularEconomy standards (BS8001:2017, AFNOR XP X30-901:2018),
🛡️ Industrial #Cybersecurity to protect even legacy equipment.
With over 30 years of experience and as the only #ERepairApprovedPartnerSiemens in Europe, at E-Repair 💡 we support ceramic companies in combining innovation, efficiency, and environmental responsibility.
❓ In your view, what will be the decisive driver for the sector’s transition:
🌱 green materials,
💻 process digitalization,
🔧 or #AdvancedMaintenance for #ProductionContinuity?
📈 The data presented by Confindustria Nautica at the 65th Genoa International Boat Show 2025 confirm Italy’s global leadership in the shipbuilding and pleasure boating industry.
The year 2024 closes with exceptional results:
Turnover: €8.6 billion (+3.2%)
Employees: 31,480 (+2.6%)
Contribution to GDP: €7.4 billion (3.37‰)
Shipbuilding: €5.4 billion in production, with 89% destined for export
Superyachts: 572 yachts under construction, representing 50% of global orders
A solid, competitive, and world-class industry that continues to drive Made in Italy excellence across the globe. ⚓
🌞 The E-Repair team wishes you a happy Ferragosto!
Whether you’re at the seaside, in the mountains, or simply enjoying some well-deserved rest at home, today is the perfect time to recharge your energy.
But there’s a small secret to keeping the same holiday calm once you’re back to work: plan your maintenance in advance.
The ecological transition is no longer an abstract concept or limited to environmental awareness: it is a concrete necessity and an unavoidable direction for businesses, public bodies, and citizens. But where do we really stand, especially in a region like Tuscany, long known for its manufacturing excellence, culture, and innovation?
Floods, fires, and blackouts threaten production continuity: E-Repair responds with predictive maintenance, electronic regeneration, and a certified Disaster Recovery service.
Climate change is increasingly affecting industry: hailstorms, tornadoes, overheating, power surges. E-Repair — the only Siemens Approved Partner in Europe — integrates prevention, rapid response, and restoration to ensure operational continuity.
In the industrial sector, production continuity is a strategic element.
Every unexpected machine downtime can lead to high costs, delivery delays, and loss of competitiveness.
For this reason, having an efficient supply chain for industrial electronic spare parts is now a priority for all companies focused on productivity, efficiency, and sustainability.
E-Repair is pleased to announce that it has become a Supporting Member of A.I.M.A.N. (Italian Maintenance Association). E-Repair has always firmly believed that industrial maintenance is not just an operational necessity, but a true strategic lever to improve the efficiency and sustainability of companies.
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