ICT Ibérica was founded in 1999 as a trading company and in 2005 it significantly enhanced its presence on the Iberian market by setting up production facilities in El Burgo de Ebro, Zaragoza, Aragon. The facility is located in an ideal centre, 300 km from Barcelona and Madrid and 450 km from France. It is an integrated greenfield facility for the production of toilet paper, kitchen towel rolls and other tissue paper products. It is one of the most efficient and modern tissue facilities in Southern Europe. Converting started in March 2005 and the mill in October of the same year, with a capacity of 70,000 tonnes. In September 2018, the production capacity was doubled with the addition of another continuous machine, bringing production capacity up to 140,000 tonnes. Moreover, as part of the expansion project, additional processing lines were put into operation, as well as a fully automated warehouse that can handle 25,000 pallets of finished products on 10 levels. A key investment that strengthens its technological leadership.
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The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism grants a subvention to ICT Ibérica, S.L.U.
The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism grants a subvention to ICT Ibérica, S.L.U.
On 19 December 2024, Industrie Cartarie Tronchetti Ibérica, S.L.U. received a grant, in relation to the 2024 call for aid from the indirect cost compensation mechanism for industrial sectors and sub-sectors considered to be exposed to a significant risk of carbon leakage, for a total amount of 1,895,434.77 euros.
The brochure of the Consolidated Financial Statements 2023 of ICT Group is now available
The brochure of the Consolidated Financial Statements 2023 of ICT Group is now available
In the “Download Area” section of the website, you can now find the brochure relating to the Consolidated Financial Statements 2023.
ICT Ibérica and the Fundación Alcoraz complete the third phase of the 'Play Your Part' programme
ICT Ibérica and the Fundación Alcoraz complete the third phase of the 'Play Your Part' programme
ICT Ibérica and the Fundación Alcoraz complete the latest phase of the 'Play Your Part' programme with plantations in Torremocha de Jarama (Madrid), Almudévar (Huesca) and Pego (Alicante), for the third edition of the project that started in 2021
ICT Ibérica's commitment to the environment is sound and strong, and these actions are a concrete demonstration of this. Nine areas have already been reforested and more than 8,000 trees planted. A project that aims to absorb CO2 through the protection or maintenance of our forests, the restoration of paths, the preservation of created green areas, the removal of weeds, soil stabilisation and fire prevention measures.
Once again, the environmental and technical aspects of the work and the development of the plantation were directed by CO2 GESTIÓN, a company specialising in the restoration of forest areas and the creation of carbon sink projects for the Ministry of Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge (MITERD).
Bosques ICT Ibérica Foundation- Alcaraz. Third phase of the 'Play Your Part' programme
The third phase of the 'Play Your Part' programme was completed with the new forests of Torremocha de Jarama (Madrid), Almudévar (Huesca) and Pego (Alicante)
In the case of Torremocha de Jarama, more than 1,100 trees of the Populus nigra, Populus alba, Fraxinus angustifolica, Ulmus minor and Crataegus monogyna species were planted.
Next, it was the turn of the city of Almudévar, which, with the collaboration of the municipality and the pupils of the public school Santos Samper, planted more than a thousand Aleppo pine, Sabina, almond and olive trees, which will bring multiple environmental and social benefits to the residents of Almudévar.
Finally, to complete the third phase of the project, a new forest with more than a thousand species of Olea europea, Pinus pinea, Ceratonia siliqua and Tetraclinis articulata was planted in the city of Pego, Alicante. With this plantation, a total of 85 tonnes of carbon will be offset for the atmosphere throughout its growth and life, another help in caring for the planet and improving air quality.
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