A report on the first day of the seventh exhibition of stone, mining and related industries

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The seventh exhibition of stone inaugurated with the presence of a number of members of the stone association and the head of the association, Dr. Shafiei, at 11 am. But due to interviews and press briefings, visiting all booths of the exhibition was not possible for the board of visitors. This year’s exhibition has been held with three halls (35, 38 and 41) and more than 100 booths.

     Due to the inception and press briefings, the first day of the exhibition was very a very busy day for exhibitors and visitors. In hall 35, mine owners and stonecutting factories; and in the hall 38 and 41, related industries and machineries could also be seen. But in the hall 38, booth of stone exhibition of Mahallat could be visited beside other participants.

     This exhibition is ready for registration of stone manufacturers in a space of over 55,000 square meters and 5 halls which will be held in 2015 in Mahallat. The exhibition is active each year with more than 200 domestic and foreign participants. At the end of the first day of the tradeshow, the presence of Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade, Mr. Nematzadeh, Dr. Shafiei and the accompanying delegation and their official visit from YouStone stand was complementary of the exhibition programs.

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Iran Exhibition in World’s Top Six

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Late July days are marked with reopening of professional exhibitions at Tehran Site. 23th International Exhibition of Tile and Ceramic, 13th International Exhibition of Kitchenware, Bathroom, Sauna, and Swimming Pool Accessories, and 7th International Exhibition of Stone Mines and Related Machineries and Equipment are all going to open on July 20th.

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In recent days and in form of exhaustive reports, we carried out investigations into the necessary conditions for holding such exhibitions in countries other than Iran. Now, as we are more and more approaching the opening time of exhibitions, we have the chance to talk with related authorities and administrators. As our first step, we attended Exhibition of Stone, an almost young exhibition with, yet, great significance. Simultaneous with the Sixth Exhibition of Stone (2014), a series of tours to mines and related professional meetings and conferences were held with focus on exploration, mining, processing, sale, and export issues, which well reveals the importance of the exhibition. Here, we have a talk with Abolqasem Shafi’i, head of Iranian Association of Stone and administrator of the exhibition, in order to know more about different dimensions of this professional event. Follow us with SAMT News:

 

Would you please talk about the exhibition of stone? What are we going to experience here?

The 7th International Exhibition of Stone and Related Machineries and Equipment will, if Allah wills, open in a few days at Tehran Permanent Site for International Exhibitions. In comparison with the former exhibition held in Iran on 2014, the exhibition has a 30-percent increase in space and it covers three main parts: mining, processing, and related machineries.

The exhibition is mainly aimed at clarifying production capacity of domestic and foreign producers, providing a competitive background for and proper communication between researchers, producers, consumers, as well as professional-engineering companies. A total of 100 domestic and 24 foreign companies are going to exhibit their products on a land area of 11.000 square meters from July 20th to July 23th.

 

With regard to Iran’s new opportunities for international communications, how far have you been successful in attracting foreign producers?

The conditions, for sure, has changed for better. It is for the first time that some European companies, including Spanish and English ones, are taking part in the Iranian exhibition of stone. In addition, some German, Italian, Greek, and Bulgarian companies are present here as the main participants of the event. There are, furthermore, some Chinese, South Korean, Russian, Turkish, and Indian producers accompanying us in the event.

 

How many counterpart exhibitions of stone and related industries are held in other countries?

There are 12 active countries in stone, mining, and related industries. These countries domestically have the raw materials, which makes them self-sufficient in stone. Germany, Italy, Spain, and Portugal from Europe, India, China, Turkey, and Iran from Asia, Brazil and Mexico from South America, and finally, South Africa and Egypt from Africa are the active forces of the area.

International professional exhibitions, however, are held only in 6 countries. Italy, China, Spain, Turkey, India, and Iran are the six countries who, enjoying rich stone resources, hold great stone exhibitions. There are other countries, of course, such as UAE and Russia, who are active in holding exhibitions, not, however, as producers, rather consumers. These countries have nothing domestic to produce, yet they try to be active in exhibitions, exhibiting their imported stone industry and gain the related advantage.

 

Which Iranian cities, do you think, are capable of holding related exhibitions of stone?

Isfahan and Mahallat are well qualified for this. Isfahan exhibitions are great exhibitions attracting reputable foreign companies. Isfahan rich mining resources and the corresponding capacities in production of related machinery have made it one of the significant names of the field.

 

How far can such exhibitions help stone industries’ development?

For sure they have positive influences on improved development procedures. Provided background necessities for domestic production of machinery, ergo independence in the field is one of the changes came true through such exhibitions. I should mention that Iran has a potential 2-billion-dollar export capacity per year, which is not achieved so far. More than 17 million tons of decorative stones are each year extracted in Iran. Holding stone exhibitions is a step toward improved actual export capacity. Anyway, we hope Tehran Exhibition of Stone is ideally held and helps us achieve our desired objectives, particularly within international markets.

 

Is there any related side events and workshops?

Yes, professional meetings are going to be held so that stone activists will better consult and cooperate with each other.

 

What are your plans for exhibition’s opening ceremony?

We have invited Mr. Ne’mat-Zadeh, minister of industries, mining, and trade, to be here with us, and he has accepted our invitation. All related deputies as well as members of Iranian Association of Stone are also invited.

 

Source: SAMT News

World demand for countertops to reach 503 million m² in 2018

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Global demand for countertops is forecast to rise 4,2 percent per year to 503 million square meters in 2018. Demand for countertops will benefit from improved building construction activity throughout much of the world. Gains will also stem from continued efforts to expand and modernize the building stock in developing areas that are constructing large numbers of housing units and nonresidential structures to accommodate the needs of their growing populations.

In 2013, laminates accounted for nearly half of all countertop surfaces in the US. By contrast, in China, laminates accounted for only two percent of countertop surfaces. According to analyst Pam Safarek, „in China, solid surface materials accounted for more than 40 percent of countertop demand in 2013, due to a very competitive regional production base which keeps prices low.” These and other trends are presented in World Countertops, a new study from The Freedonia Group, Inc., a Cleveland-based industry market research firm.

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The Asia/Pacific region was the largest market for countertops in 2013, with 47 percent of the global total. This region is generally an immature market in which freestanding furniture, pedestal sinks, and other low-cost alternatives are more common than conventional countertops. Through 2018, the Asia/Pacific region is expected to achieve the fastest gains in countertop sales, with growth driven primarily by trends in China, where demand will be boosted by rising standards of living and continued projects aimed at modernizing housing and nonresidential building stock.

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India, the region’s second fastest growing market, will see gains stemming from the current low level of countertop sales per capita, as the country’s economy continues to expand, consumer incomes improve, and distribution networks expand.

In 2013, North America was the second largest regional market for countertops. Gains in the region will be supported by the continued recovery in US building construction and, in particular, growth in single-family housing completions, which will further benefit from ongoing consumer preference for spacious kitchens and multiple bathrooms that require more countertop area.

Growth in Western Europe will benefit as rebounds in new housing construction in much of the region will boost countertop demand relative to the declines experienced between 2008 and 2013.

The Study „World Countertops” (published 02/2015, 430 pages) is available for US-$ 6300 from The Freedonia Group, Inc.

Source: The Freedonia Group

Interview session of ‘You-stone’ representative with Ms. Maria, Director of the ‘Expo Stone’ exhibition

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Excerpts from the interview session of ‘You-stone’ representative with Ms. Maria, Director of the ‘Expo Stone’ exhibition

What is the purpose of the ‘Expo Stone’ exhibition?

The ‘Expo Stone’ exhibition is a completely specialized exhibition, with mine owners, manufactures and traders being in attendance and stone products and machinery and equipment available to be visited. This exhibition is highly welcomed by the visitors. This year another exhibition titled as ‘Expo Center 2015″ also in this field, with wider dimensions and at several-fold expense was held in Moscow. As well as the attendance of stone activists, also construction companies, manufacturers and traders of building materials, designing and Interior decoration companies attended ‘Expo Center’; Whereas the current exhibition is completely specialized and is highly specific to stone and visitors merely search for stone or pertinent machinery. This exhibition is a golden opportunity for stone market activists from different countries to visit and start interacting with each other.

What is your idea about (How do you see) Iran’s stone’s place in the Russian market?

Iran’s stone is not common (is rare/scarce) in Russian market, but I know, with diverse and special colors, it can attain a good place in Russian market. On the other hand, Russian market is extremely wide.

I have already traveled to Iran; I have seen astonishing architecture of Takhte Jamshid in close proximity. Iran enjoys (possesses) rich mineral resources and longstanding background of a specific architecture. Hence Iran can attain a higher place in the arena of stone world trade.

How did you conduct the dissemination of information?

We conducted the dissemination of information using common methods such as ‘ Expo Stone’ website, communicating with mine and stone unions in different countries and also using media; we were well-received too.

About Iran, regarding this exhibition, I wrote a letter to one of the pertinent organizations in Iran to ask for cooperation and dissemination but unfortunately received no reply and in the following efforts I did not achieved any result.

We also corresponded directly with some companies; however they asked for a quotation, but we did not receive any official request for participating in the exhibition.

In your idea, what is the reason for the low turnout (attendance) of Iranians in this exhibition?

High expense of this exhibition may be a decisive factor; perhaps Iranian exporters take the cost of transportation into consideration too. This matter, regarding the type of stone and its destination in Russia, can be discussed.

However, I think that dissemination of information is a deciding factor too.

In some of the countries such as Turkey, manufacturers and exporters enjoy governmental support; certainly these circumstances are provided in Iran too. That is where timely dissemination of information, both in terms of adequate time for interested people to arrange to attend the exhibition and, if possible, in order to conduct timely consultations to enjoy governmental support, can be efficient to use.

You know that ‘ You Stone’s ‘ purpose is to support stone activists, facilitate and promote Iran’s relations in stone world trade and to provide required services. What is you suggestion for ‘ You Stone ‘?

We are very happy to become acquainted with ‘You Stone’ in this exhibition. After your yesterday interview with my assistant, Ms. Natalia, we held a meeting about this matter. She illustrated your activity; that you have drawn up a directory including up-to-date information of Iran’s mines.

In Russia, even the chamber of commerce will not provide such information. In fact, we hope that big steps will be taken; we are fully interested in this cooperation; we will sign a memorandum of understanding for future cooperation which its details will be discussed after the exhibition. We hope to see that Iran participates actively in the next year exhibition.

Nematzadeh : We are negotiating with the foreign investors to work in mines

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Nematzadeh: Mines should be exempted from income-tax

 

Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh states in a press conference:

“Tax exemption is a major motivation for the development of mining and mineral processing industry and we are trying to open ways for the mining boom.” Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade says:

“We tried to overcome obstacles in the way of mines and, for example, 100 percent of the country’s areas were locked; and we ordered to free 80 percent of these areas to facilitate others contribution and we will see its impacts in the future.” He adds that the cases we were responsible for were completed.

He asserts:

“A number of obstacles are in regulations, which must be resolved by the government; in addition, some of the regulations are in reform process and now we are working on mining rules.” Nematzadeh indicates rate of bank loans is related to the mining industry problems and he says:

“We are trying to raise capital for mining investment insurance, while these resources are spent for mine machines procurement.” He adds:

“We are negotiating with the foreign investors to work in mines, and some of the investors are already working in mines.”

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A Short Talk with Parviz Zol.Ala, CEO to Alvand Stone Company

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On the last day of Expostone 2015, in spite of his limited time and the crowd of attendances and customers around him, Mr. Zol-Ala, CEO of Alvand Stone Company as the only Iranian participant in the exhibition, devoted some minutes to us, sharing his experiences.

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How do you evaluate Iranian stone trade in Russian market?

Russia is a grand country with great markets and diverse opportunities. So far, Iranian stone has not reached its proper status within Russian market.

And what is the reason, you suppose?

The reason is the lack of knowledge about Iranian stone. If branded as Italian, Iranian stone can well be sold right here in this exhibition three times more than its current price. An Italian brand is all they lack. Russians do not know Iranian stones. They worry the stones may include radioactive elements. We have not been successful in making our stones known to the world.

Except for an Iranian counterpart which last year participated at the exhibition, it is now three years that Alvand is the only Iranian participant in the exhibition. During these three years, we managed to make our products known to the global market. Russian great brands of stone, to which communication was not formerly possible even with prior appointments, are now becoming fans of ours and strongly demanding for our products.

Success in Russian market has its own difficulties, including relation-related issues and influence of Mafia networks on this trade; I feel, however, that Alvand has reached where he hoped to do.

Based on your experiences, what stones are probably more successful at Russian market?

We have numerous good stones; marble, granite, and onyx, however, are the ones which are of larger use to Russians.

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We know that Russia has rich granite mines, and there are many Russian companies right here selling Russian granite. Chinese granite and granite of other countries are as well present in the exhibition. Now, would you consider it probable that someday Iranian granite be a great name of the field?

Yes, it is possible. As you know, Moscow is one of the most expensive cities of the world, and our final price at Russia is competitive.

Furthermore, due to Iran’s multi-climate conditions, Iranian stones are variously colored, which is unparalleled around the world. Diversity in color is one of the strengths of Iranian stones, making them well distinguished.

And about granite from other countries, yes, you are right. There are other countries, including China, who are active in the field. However, just put stones of ours and china beside each other and see how even in the appearance, Iranian stone shows its high quality when compared with those of China. And recognition of this difference does not need specialized knowledge on stones; every person can tell the difference with a mere look.

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And what are your advices to other stone producers who are interested in entering Russian market?

This market can be an especially productive one regarding the two countries being neighbors, good political relations between the two, and Iranian stone capabilities.

We should set principles, the first and most important of which is to make our stones known to Russian market. I, once again, emphasize that due to its high quality and diverse colors, Iranian stone can well be a rival to world’s greatest brands.

Proper advertisement, through participating in such exhibitions, for example, is one of the means to achieving the aforementioned goal.

Worldwide Demand for Natural Stone on the Rise

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Markets: Worldwide Demand for Natural Stone on the Rise               

January 24, 2013

 

World-wide demand for stone is on the rise. There is a strong concentration on a small number countries that produce stone, and big stone companies in the Euro-Financial-Crisis-Zone have mastered the difficulties by increasing exports. Those are the core statements in the current Statistical Yearbook, XXIII Report Marble and Stones in the World published in Italian and English by Aldus Publishers, Carrara.

Some 1.265 billion square meters of natural stone were used for construction in 2011. The meters square value is based on stone slabs 2 cm in width. That represents an increase of over 3.9% in comparison to the previous year. In relation, the 2001 demand was 709.5 million meters squared.

To get a realistic idea of what this means, the author compared the figures to those of the ceramics industry, which sold some 8.75 billion meters squared in 2011 – nearly 7 times more.

China leads the list in demand with 24.2 % of the market followed by India (7.5%), the USA (5.6%), Italy (4.5%), South Korea (4.2%), Brazil (3.9%) and Germany (2.9%).

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The size of the population plays an important role: the per capita demand in Belgium takes on the front runner position followed by Switzerland, Taiwan, South Korea, Italy and Portugal.

The author concludes that the potential for growth rests mainly in the former Newly Industrializing Countries (NIC) with a high population density and new middle class. The market, in short, is still far from being saturated.

Many of the NICs are already big players in terms of production of raw material in quarries: China alone produces 31% followed by India (12.1%), Turkey (9.1%), Iran (7.3%), Italy (6.5%), Brazil (6.3%) and Spain (4.7%).

In total, these seven countries are responsible for 77% of the world-wide production. Meanhwhile, Europe’s role is insignificant.

With 27.3% of the world’s stone exports in 2011, China was the undisputed winner with a monopoly in South Korean and Japanese markets and a strong position in US and EU markets.

With respect to US demand, Brazil’s $565 million worth of imports puts it in a firm first position supplying mostly kitchen worktops. It was followed by China with a volume of $411 million, Italy ($321 million), Turkey ($304 million), and India ($248 million).

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In analysis of the individual countries, the author notes that large companies in Greece, Spain and Portugal have successfully battled the break-down of local markets by increasing their exports of raw stone blocks destined for China.

Italy is still the world’s leader in manufacturing of heavy machinery for quarries.

Refrence:

www.stone-ideas.com

ITU releases 2015 ICT figures

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ITU releases 2015 ICT figures

Statistics confirm ICT revolution of the past 15 years

Geneva, 26 May 2015 – New figures released by ITU indicate that over the past 15 years, information and communication technologies (ICTs) have grown in an unprecedented way, providing huge opportunities for social and economic development.

The new figures track ICT progress and show gaps in connectivity since the year 2000, when world leaders established the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Today, there are more than 7 billion mobile subscriptions worldwide, up from 738 million in 2000. Globally, 3.2 billion people are using the Internet, of which two billion live in developing countries.

 “These new figures not only show the rapid technological progress made to date, but also help us identify those being left behind in the fast-evolving digital economy, as well as the areas where ICT investment is needed most,” said ITU Secretary-General Houlin Zhao, at the press conference to launch the report today at the 2015 WSIS Forum in Geneva.

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 “ICTs will play an even more significant role in the post-2015 era and in achieving future Sustainable Development Goals as the world moves faster and faster towards a digital society,” said Mr Brahima Sanou, the Director of the ITU’s Telecommunication Development Bureau. “Our mission is to connect everyone and to create a truly inclusive information society, for which we need comparable and high-quality data and statistics to measure progress.”

Internet user penetration increased seven-fold since 2000

Between 2000 and 2015, Internet penetration has increased almost seven-fold from 6.5 to 43 per cent of the global population.

The proportion of households with Internet access at home advanced from 18 per cent in 2005 to 46 per cent in 2015.

ITU figures also indicate that four billion people in the developing world remain offline. Off the nearly one billion people living in the Least Developing Countries (LDCs), 851 million do not use the Internet.

3G mobile-broadband coverage rapidly extending

Mobile broadband is the most dynamic market segment, with mobile-broadband penetration globally reaching 47 per cent in 2015, a value that increased 12-fold since 2007. In 2015, 69 per cent of the global population will be covered by 3G mobile broadband, up from 45 per cent in 2011.

There is also a rapid extension of 3G mobile broadband into rural areas, and ITU estimates that 29 per cent of the 3.4 billion people worldwide living in rural areas will be covered by 3G mobile broadband by the end of 2015. Among the four billion people living in urban areas, 89 per cent will have access to 3G mobile broadband.

Fixed-broadband uptake growing at a slower pace

Fixed-broadband uptake is growing at a slower pace with a seven per cent annual increase over the past three years. While the prices of fixed-broadband services dropped sharply between 2008 and 2011 in developing countries, they have been stagnating since then and even increased slightly in LDCs.

Broadband now affordable in many countries

The figures indicate that broadband is now affordable in 111 countries, with the cost of a basic (fixed or mobile) broadband plan corresponding to less than five per cent of Gross National Income (GNI) per capita, thus meeting the target set by the Broadband Commission for Digital Development.  The global average cost of a basic fixed-broadband plan, as measured in PPP$ (or purchasing power parity $), is 1.7 times higher than the average cost of a comparable mobile-broadband plan.

Source : http://www.itu.int

 

How Smartphones and Tablets Have Changed the Stone Industry

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Survey Shows How Smartphones and Tablets Have Changed the Stone Industry

July 12, 2013

Earlier this year when the new Pope, Francis, made his first appearance in St. Peter’s Square in Rome, a major newspaper published two photographs under the headline “How Apple has Changed the World.” The first photo, showed the crowd dutifully applauding when Pope Benedict made his first appearance years before. The second, with Pope Francis standing on his balcony, depicted tens of thousands of folks using smart phones and tablets to take photos of the new Pontiff greeting the masses. Welcome to the new world of communications.

In the six years since legendary Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, introduced the iPhone and others copied the concept, there has been a revolution and the stone industry is a part of it.

To gauge the impact of the smart phone and its bigger cousin, the iPad or tablet, MIA recently conducted a member survey to find out just how prevalent these devices and how important are they to the companies and individuals that use them. We also sought to determine the extent to which members are utilizing social media in their operations. The survey drew the largest response in the association’s history of doing this type of survey. The findings were literally unbelievable.

  • 96 percent of the more than 150 companies responding to the survey said they were using smart phones, with 76 percent calling them very important. Another 20 percent said they were somewhat important.
  • 9 out of 10 respondents said smart phones were used regularly to photograph new job installations. These photos are used to show to potential clients what to expect.
  • More than half (54 percent) said they were using iPads or tablets in marketing efforts, with little more than half of the respondents utilizing them to show customers examples of their work.
  • The number of companies developing their own apps for tablets was, at 15 percent, marginal.
  • 18 percent indicated they were using MIA-developed apps such as iStone and Stones of North America. Of those using MIA-developed apps, 84 percent rated them somewhat to very effective.
  • Over a quarter of MIA members responding said they have taken advantage of YouTube to show examples of their work and facilities.

MIA members are also using social media sites in their marketing efforts. Fifty-seven percent said they were using Facebook and Twitter, while 30 percent indicated they were using QR codes for marketing.

Among those reporting developing proprietary apps for tablet use, the concepts ranged from room scene visualizers to slab inventories. Several said they were using APPS developed by machinery and stone vendors. One major fabrication firm uses an iPad to load architectural drawings for use onsite.

Several companies said they were utilizing YouTube to show corporate capabilities, company commercials, slab inventory and how equipment work. Some equipment vendors are putting their entire product offerings on YouTube.

Most respondents are continually updating their web sites…some, daily. “We spent $100,000 a few months ago,” said one responding company. “This is a constant thing for us.”
 
Of course, in addition to the ability to enhance marketing efforts, today’s smart phones and tablets offer an infinite variety of applications, not the least of which are updatable calendars, the ability to instantly receive and send e-mails, driving instructions and more.

Garen Distelhorst, MIA Communications Director, was wowed with the response to the survey, “The tremendous response coupled with the results reflect an industry that is constantly innovating and forward thinking, I hope that our members will continue to look at the MIA as thought leaders in mobile technology.”

Source :

http://www.stonedimensionsblog.com

EXPOSTONE exhibition

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Unique opportunity to establish direct contacts between Russian companies producing natural stone and those manufacturing machinery and tools for its extraction and processing.

 

EXPOSTONE is the main and the biggest in Russia international specialized exhibition for mining, processing, treatment and use of natural stone. It is also one of the most prestigious events of the stone industry worldwide.

For more than 15 years EXPOSTONE gathers in one single place representatives of domestic and foreign companies dealing with mining, processing and application of natural stone.

 

Those are the Report Marble and Stones in the World published Iran is the fourth producing in the world. Many of the NICs are already big players in terms of production of raw material in quarries: China alone produces 31% followed by India (12.1%), Turkey (9.1%), Iran (7.3%), Italy (6.5%), Brazil (6.3%) and Spain (4.7%). In total, these seven countries are responsible for 77% of the world-wide production.

 

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List of exhibitors:

Armenia

HM TILES CJSC (MANE TILES) D06

KARASTGH, OOO  C14-D15

MANANA GRAIN, ООО D08-E05

ORIENT STONE, OOO D20-E17

 

Belorussia

EXPOSYSTEMS, ООО part-time participation

GONCHARIK, PE H12

SANKY B28

 

Germany

AMT JÄGGLE GMBH C01

AnTe ANLAGEN TECHNIK – HUMMEL GMBH C01

 

Greece

IKTINOS HELLAS SA B09

 

Egypt

ALEX MARMO FOR MARBLE & GRANITE E09

 

India

STONE IND. (FIGSI)/ STONA 2016 EXHIBITION E28

JBB ENTERPRISES INDIA   D22

MULTIWYN INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD E24

NEERAJ GRANITES E19

NINE STAR NOVELTIES PVT. LTD (GRANITE & MARBLE) part-time participation

STONE TECHNOLOGY CENTRE part-time participation

YSR GROUP SRL А12

 

Italy

BM SRL F08-G09

BOMBIERI & VENTURI SRL F08-G09

BREMBANA CMS D18

BRETON SPA E10

BRUNEXPORT SRL E14

CEM COMPONENTS E20

CONFINDUSTRIA MARMOMACCHINE – Assomarmomacchine E18

DELLAS SPA E16

DONATONI MACCHINE SRL F08-G09

FRACCAROLI e BALZAN SPA F08-G09

FRATELLI POGGI SRL E08

ISM SRL E15

MARCOLINI MARMI SPA D12

MARMOMACCHINE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE E18

MARMOMACCHINE MAGAZINE E22

MEC SRL F08-G09

MONTRESOR & K SRL Е26

NAMCO CO. SRL D14-E13

NICOLAI DIAMANT SRL E11

PEDRINI SPA AD UNICO SOCIO F10

PELLEGRINI MECCANICA SPA E15

S.E.I. SRL F08-G09

SIMEC SPA D16

SUPER SELVA SRL F08-G09

GMM SPA – Gravellona Macchine Marmo E02-F03

 

Spain

PUBLICACIONES LITOS, SL G11

 

Kyrgyzstan

KAMELOT СOMPANY LLC G05

TM STONE, ООО H04

 

China

BEST CHEER (XIAMEN) STONE WORKS CO., LTD C18-D19

CCPIT BUILDING MATERIALS SUB-COUNCIL ССРТ part-time participation

CHANGSHA TOOLSTAR MACHINERY MANUFACTURING CO., LTD D37

EZHOU BENEFIT DIAMOND TOOLS CO., LTD A28

FUJIAN HERUN STONE CO., LTD B32

FUJIAN JINJIANG XIANDA MACHINERY CO., LTD C38

FUJIAN RUNHONG ENTERPRISE CO., LTD C22

FUJIAN QUANZHOU NEW WANLONG STONE CO., LTD   C42

FUJIAN SHENGDA MACHINERY CORPORATION A32-B27

FUJIAN WANLONG DIAMOND TOOL CO., LTD C40

GOLDEN MOUNTAIN CO., LTD B30

HAOBOSTONE COMPANY LIMITED D44

HAVSUN STONE B25

HENAN HOLDDIAMOND TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD C24

HESHENG MACHINE CO., LTD D31

HUADA SUPERABRASIVE TOOL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD D27

HUAZUAN DIAMOND TOOLS CO., LTD B34

HUBEI EXIN DIAMOND TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD C20

HUBEI LITTLE ANT DIAMOND TOOLS CO., LTD C36

KAIDA STONE MACHINERY CO., LTD D35

MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD C30

MING DIAMOND TOOLS CO., LIMITED C31 

QINGDAO HAISEN STONE CO., LTD H11

QUANZHOU MIDSTAR ABRASIVE CO., LTD D42

QUANZHOU SANG DIAMOND TOOLS CO., LTD D29

QUANZHOU SHUANGYANG DIAMOND TOOL CO., LTD   D33

QUANZHOU ZHONGZHI DIAMOND TOOL CO., LTD /QUANZHOU ZHONGZHI NEW

SANSO SUPERHARD TOOLS CO., LTD C32

SHANDONG GOLD RHINO HUAXING MACHINERY CO., LTD A30

SHANDONG HUAFENG STONE GROUP CO., LTD B36

XIAMEN CHITRUST IMPORT & EXPORT CO., LTD C28

XIAMEN EASTERN PEGASUS CO., LTD D23

XIAMEN GREAT BASE CO., LTD D46

XIAMEN HUANGCHAGN IMPORT AND EXPORT CO., LTD C44-D39

XIAMEN LONGRUN TOOLS CO., LTD C35

XIAMEN R & L TRADING., LTD   C33

XIAMEN STONE FAIR H28

XIAMEN XINYAN STONE CO., LTD C34

XIAMEN XINZHENXUAN STONE CO., LTD D21

 

Moldova

YSR GROUP SRL А12

 

Netherlands

PRODIM INTERNATIONAL part-time participation

 

Portugal

LIMEPORT COMPANY G06

MOCA STONE G04-H03

MVC – MARMORES DE ALCOBACA LDA  H07

RUIPEDRA H05

 

Russia

AITERA, AGENCY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES D36

ALL ABOUT THE BUILDING WORLD, MAGAZINE Е21

ALMAZPROFI – NN, ООО Н13

ALVAND, OOO E06-F07

ARCHDIALOG AGENCY А23 / business program sponsor

ARCHITECT, NEWS AGENCY СА part-time participation

ARCHITIME.RU part-time participation

ARHINOVOSTI.RU part-time participation

ASCENT-IMPORT, ООО В11

BETONPLIT А21

BIRYUZA, ZАО C02

BLASTEK, ООО A16

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BULLETIN OF INDUSTRY, THE PUBLISHING HOUSE Е23

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CHERNENKOV I.V., PEOREL NATURAL STONE A03

CIH.RU part-time participation

CLEANFIX TD, ООО D13

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DACHADECOR.RU part-time participation

DELK, RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION CENTER В05

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EAST-WEST, PRIVATE DESIGN BUREAU business program sponsor

ELIT SM ООО D40

ERMIS, ООО A20-B17

EUROFORUM Н14

EUROSTONE GROUP, ООО F02-G01

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EXPOMAP.RU part-time participation

FABRIKA ISKUSSTV (ART FACTORY) А06

GEOINFORMMARK OOO part-time participation

GLOBAL STONE, PRODUCTION AND TRADE GROUP OF COMPANIESC16-D17

GMGabrasivi   Н24

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HIMALAYAN SALT, ООО H02

IMPEXKAMEN, ООО В07

ITALEXPRESSLOGISTIC, ООО F08-G09

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KAMENNIY DVOR, ООО A01

KAMENNIY TSVETOK, GROUP OF COMPANIES А13

KAMI, ASSOCIATION В04-С05

KAM-INDUSTRY Н01

KAMENSKIE OVALY Н36

KARA-TAU, ООО Е03

KARELSKIYE MASTERSKIYE, ООО А09

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KNOW-HOUSE.RU D34

KOELGAMRAMOR, ZAO C03

KOMPOZIT XXI CENTURY, COMPANY LTD D26

KUZNECHNOYE, STONE PROCESSING FACTORY OOO C10-D09

LEADER, ООО G10

LENSTROYCOMPLECTATSIA, MC ООО H06

LEVKOVETS, V., PE H08

LUK-MEDIA, JSC А19

MABL, ООО С06

MECHANIZATION OF CONSTRUCTION, MAGAZINE part-time participation

MEGA STROY RESOURSY, ООО G07

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MINERALOVODSKY STONE WORKING PLANT, OAO С08-D07

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MINING INSTITUTE, ECOTECH INSTITUTE WITHIN NITU MISIS Н26

MIRAL, ООО С09

NIBORIT, RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION COMPANY, ООО G14

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ONEZHSKIJE KARIERY (ONEGA QUARRIES), ООО В02

ONEZHSKY GABBRO, ООО А11

ORION, ООО Н18

PEIVE, ООО Н30

PETROMRAMOR, OOO В03

PHOTOCERAMICS TECHNOLOGIES CENTER H09

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PROMKOMPLEKT, ООО В06-С07

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RADI DOMA PRO part-time participation

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ROSKOSHNY DOM (LUXURY HOME), MAGAZINE D30

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SOFTELECTRONICS, ООО F04-G03

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STADIYA, ООО А15

STEKLOCOMPLEKT, ООО А04

STIL V KAMNE (STYLE IN STONE), ООО А25

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STROITELNAYA ORBITA, MAGAZINE D28

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TAMAROV V.YE., IE А17

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URALSKYE KAMNI, OOO В10-С11

VESTNIK: ZODCHIY. 21st CENTURY, MAGAZINE D24

VOZROZHDENIJE TRADE HOUSE, MANAGEMENT COMPANY, ООО C10-D09

VSYO DLYA KAMNYA, ООО А02-В01

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San Marino

EMMEDUE   D10-E07

 

Turkey

AYA MADENCILIK SAN.VE TIC. AS C17

AYTAŞ AKIN MERMER SAN. VE TİC. AŞ C15

CEKICLER MARBLE INC C29

CIFTYILDIZ MARBLE/CIFTYILDIZ MERMER OTOMOTIV GIDA INSAAT TAAHHUT A26-B23

DAVUT İNŞAAT SAN. VE TIC. AŞ B18-C19

ETIMER MADENCILIK TIC. VE SAN. AŞ B16

FİMAR MERMER MADENCİLİK AŞ B24-C25

GÖKYAR MERMER İNŞ.TURZ.NAK.SAN VE TIC. LTD. ŞTI B26-C27

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MARBLE TREND MAGAZINE F12

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MERIDYEN ULUSLARARASI FUARCILIK SAN. VE TIC. LTD STI В14

MERT MADEN AS A24

NATURELMAR MADENCİLİK SANAYİ VE TİCARET AŞ B20-C21

SAHANLAR MADENCILIK B21

TMG DOĞALTAŞ SAN VE TİC LTD ŞTİ C13

TURAN BEKISOGLU DIS TIC. LTD. STI B12

TURKISH STONE WORLD MAGAZINE F14

YAŞAM DOĞALTAŞ MERMER İÇ VE DIŞ TİC. LTD. STİ B22

 

Ukraine

DOBRYN, ООО А08

GEO-INVEST, ООО Н20

KIEVBUILD part-time participation

LITVIN, CHP – KRAVCHENKO, CHP Н22

STROYKAMEN, INDUSTRIAL-TRADING HOUSE Н16

VD, COMPANY Н32

WEBPRORAB.COM part-time participation