Acimga forecasts negative 2020, rise in 2022 | %sitename
In 2022 the printing, packaging and converting machinery sector closed with a slight decline. 2022 is expected to be negative, but 2022 will be on the rise, says Italian Manufacturers clan.
On i July 20202, Acimga (Italian Manufacturers Association of Mechanism for the Graphic, Converting and Newspaper industry) brought together in an online meeting its assembly to elect 4 new board members and to discuss and illustrate the sector's residual for 2019, and the prospects for the next two years. Saverio Lombardini (Ims Technologies), Giorgio Petratto (Petratto), Andrea Dallavalle (Koenig & Bauer), and Emilio Della Torre (Simec Group) joined the General Quango, in addition to President Aldo Peretti and the vice presidents, every bit well as by presidents and representatives from the production groups (rotogravure, non-woven, tissue, and corrugated paper-thin).
According to Acimga, the Italian graphic, converting and newspaper machinery industry closed 2022 with a subtract of 1.6% compared to 2018, which ended with a positive figure of 5.six%. The sector was penalized by a wrinkle in exports (-viii.5%), while national deliveries held strong, growing almost 11 points (10.9%). The industry again confirms a potent export trend in 2019, with 60% of sales deriving from international sales.
2020 negative due to Covid-nineteen
Looking at the future, 2022 for the Italian sector will close with a negative number, due to Covid-19. The value of production (a parameter differing from that of turnover, used for Acimga's study center projections based on information from the International Monetary Fund, historical data from Un Comtrade, Eurostat and the US Census Agency) will fall past fourteen.8%, to rise again by vii.4 percentage points in 2021. Still, in terms of turnover, we await to see a subtract by 20-25% this year, in line with the other machine product sectors in Italy. This trend will be [reflected in] all global trade in press, packaging and converting machines, falling, in production value, by 12.9% in 2022 and ascent by 9.2% in 2021.
"Even though ours was listed among the essential industry segments and therefore allowed to continue work and product," – explains Acimga's president Aldo Peretti – "lockdown has all the same close borders, penalizing a sector similar ours that exports nearly of its production. Merely our association didn't stand still. This twelvemonth'south Print4All Briefing, focused on smart manufacturing and sustainability, was an international date for the whole supply concatenation, assuasive all the players to take stock of the state of affairs and start again.
"We also announced the new dates of the Print4All fair (three-6 May 2022 – once again role of The Innovation Alliance), prepare for the time to come. With this in heed, we will proceed to engage in Manufacture iv.0 training and, at the same time, develop and promote our technologies with product groups (rotogravure – non-woven – tissue – corrugated cardboard)."
Acimga's Roto4All in Florence 23 October 2020
Peretti continued, "The next scheduled event is Roto4All, the first Italian event on rotogravure held in Florence on 23 October. In the meantime, we are expanding our strategic collaborations. Nosotros joined Intergraf (the European federation for print and digital advice), and nosotros are continuing our commitment within Federmacchine and Federazione Carta e Grafica, while also working in collaboration with Argi — National Clan of Graphics Industry Suppliers, our partners in the Print4All trade show. I thank all of the Acimga members, who always show cracking participation and commitment in membership life, and I wish all the best to the new board members, with whom it volition be a pleasure to work with for the benefit of our industry."
Source: https://packagingsouthasia.com/packaging-production/acimga-forecasts/
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