In the wake of the ongoing health emergency that shows no signs of abating, the automotive sector of 2021 has seen a very difficult start.
As we have already seen in January, also in February the final balance of new car registrations is still negative.
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Compared to the data for the same period of the previous month, there is a general, albeit slight, increase in the prices of base metals.
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According to the data published by Unrae, the National Union of Foreign Motor Vehicle Representatives, in January 2021 registrations of new cars were 134,001, with a negative variation of 14% compared to the same month of the previous year (155,867).
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2020 was a complex year for the commodity market, especially for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. In these two sectors, China has played and still has a decisive role as a leader in the sector, significantly influencing the market trend in Europe as well.
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What distinguishes these first two months of 2021 is the sharp rise in the prices of base metals. On Monday 22nd February the copper rose to 9,075.5 dollars a ton, reaching peaks never reached before.
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We interviewed Luca Zanetti, CEO of Fratelli Mariani, to find out what, according to him, the future scenarios of architecture and industry will be, starting from his experience. During the chat, many interesting insights emerged, especially on the organization of work within Fratelli Mariani and on the challenges that Italian companies are called to face in such a delicate and uncertain moment. Read the article to learn more about the only company producing both expanded metal and wire mesh.
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Fratelli Mariani expanded metal has become an integral part of the expansion project of the Center of Biotechnology and Translational Medicine of the University of Turin in the former Scalo Vallino area. In particular, this is the second lot that will be built next to the Molecular Biotechnology Centre, 52 via Nizza, to then establish the City of Turin’s Health, Research and Innovation Park, one of the largest research centers in Italy.
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Expanded metal is one of the most environmentally sustainable products on the market. From industrial to architectural applications, its use is highly appreciated for its low environmental impact. This proves to be significant throughout the entire life cycle of the product, starting from its creation until its disposal. Find out more about the environmental sustainability of expanded metal.
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