Stemin took part in EUROGUSS 2026, the leading international trade fair for die casting, held in Nuremberg from 13 to 15 January.
At the event, the company presented its industrial model based on a genuine circular economy, in which scrap is transformed into high-performance, certified secondary aluminium alloys.
Key topics discussed with international customers and partners included reducing environmental impact across the entire supply chain, the use of high recycled-content materials, production efficiency and technological innovation.
The Stemin model integrates a fully controlled end-to-end supply chain, from scrap management through to finished products, supported by internationally recognised certifications including ISO 14064, ISO 14067, IATF, ASI and EcoVadis Platinum.
The exhibition generated strong interest in the company’s approach, with numerous technical meetings and discussions with industry operators.
The Stemin team attended the event alongside Chairman Olivo Foglieni and Chief Executive Officer Jordan Foglieni, confirming the strategic importance of the exhibition in developing international relationships.
Stemin thus reaffirms its commitment to an aluminium industry that is increasingly sustainable, efficient and future-oriented.
