Guidoni Group, a global specialist in the extraction and beneficiation of ornamental rocks, will announce an expansion of its worldwide operations during the Marmomac 2018 exhibition being staged 26-29 September at Veronafiere in Verona, Italy.
The to-be-launched-at-show Guidoni Concept will centralise group logistics, distribution and marketing, while also offer more combinations of rock materials aimed at commercial, corporate and residential projects. On its Hall 10 – B2 booth, Guidoni Group will also be presenting its new construction and architecture materials - Emerald Green and Phoenix Gray quartzites - designed by leading Brazilian designers Andrea Teixeira and Fernanda Negrelli. Marmomac 2018 will also stage the European launch of its natural Topzstone quartz.
“In addition to the Topzstone natural rocks and natural quartz surfaces that we work with today, our new distribution channel will also present, in the near future, a diverse portfolio of finishes and products for landscaping, all manufactured under the rigorous supervision of the Group,” said Rafael Guidoni, Guidoni Group CEO.
Currently present in more than 70 countries on five continents, Guidoni Group gains around 95% of its overall income from exports. The launch of the first Guidoni Concept store will in Affi, a town near Verona, is seen by the group as an important strategic step for international expansion. The space will accommodate professional and end client visits, while offering a diverse selection of pieces in one location. The store will also act as a convenient distribution hub, especially for the group’s marble and granite products.
“Our hub in Italy is the consolidation of our more than 25 years of experience in the sector, with a dedicated space to meet with our commercial partners quickly. It has unmatched logistics and also allows use to work more closely with market specialists,” said Rayner Guidoni, Guidoni Group vice president.
Marmomac is the leading global event for the natural stone industry and represents the entire supply chain, from raw material to semi-finished and finished products, from processing machinery and technologies to applications of stone in architecture and design.
