ty le keo bong da hom nay and SACMI Group sign strategic technology partnership agreement

On the morning of July 25th, ty le keo bong da hom nay Corporation and Italy's SACMI IMOLA Group signed a strategic partnership agreement to strengthen their collaboration and investment, opening up greater opportunities for workforce training and technology transfer.

In a friendly and open atmosphere, Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, General Director of ty le keo bong da hom nay Corporation, and Mr. Paolo Mongardi, Chairman of SACMI Group, emphasized the longstanding cooperation between the two companies over the decades. They affirmed that this relationship would become even stronger as both parties aim not only to develop technology and produce the best products but also to establish a long-term partnership.

In the coming period, ty le keo bong da hom nay plans to enhance its investment and development to elevate ceramic tiles, sintered stones, and sanitary ware to new heights, focusing particularly on green technology and automation. On SACMI's side, the group will introduce the latest technological advancements and cutting-edge solutions to meet the highest standards, optimizing ty le keo bong da hom nay's production processes. SACMI's Chairman, Mr. Paolo Mongardi, expressed a desire to collaborate on training skilled workers for ty le keo bong da hom nay, either directly at SACMI's research center or through online platforms.

Mr. Paolo Mongardi (center), Chairman of SACMI Group

Mr. Paolo Mongardi (center), Chairman of SACMI Group talks about the cooperative relationship with ty le keo bong da hom nay
 

"Clearly, today's technology helps us solve various issues, particularly technical ones. However, I want to emphasize that the friendship and relationship between the two sides cannot be replaced by technology or artificial intelligence. These are not just grand words - I want to stress that ty le keo bong da hom nay and SACMI have always had a special relationship, creating value together both in economics and knowledge," stated Mr. Paolo Mongardi.
It is worth noting that ty le keo bong da hom nay and SACMI have enjoyed a long-standing and trusted partnership. In the near future, ty le keo bong da hom nay plans to continue investing in the ceramic tiles and large slab sector, with plans to add two Continua+ sintered stone production lines at the ty le keo bong da hom nay Eurotiles factory.

Additionally, ty le keo bong da hom nay will invest in a high-quality porcelain tile production line at the ty le keo bong da hom nay My Duc factory and upgrade equipment and technology at several tile production plants. In the sanitary ware sector, ty le keo bong da hom nay will continue developing high-pressure casting projects at four sanitary ware production factories. This partnership marks a significant step forward for both ty le keo bong da hom nay and SACMI as they work together to lead the industry in technological advancements and sustainable practices.