CE MAR (Cemar) of Italy will showcase its entire portfolio of artistic stonework and its wide experience spanning three decades at Project Qatar next month.

The company operates in the stonework sector, with its current leadership of Angelo, Lorena and Andrea Alessandroni following in the footsteps of generations of their forefathers.

“At Cemar, the experience gained over decades is enhanced by the introduction of hi-tech resources and qualified skills to ensure the highest quality standards and a vast range of products,” says Angelo.

“Our policy has always been to put our customers’ needs first, with the focus being on ensuring full satisfaction. We provide technical assistance and collaboration from the design stage through to installation for the highest quality results.”

Cemar was founded more than 30 years ago and is located on the port town of Senigallia, Italy. A small company with about 20 employees and members, it enjoys a turnover of $2 million.

The company specialises in producing both standard and bespoke products featuring premium quality stonework. It produces floors, cladding, capitals, moulded cornices, thresholds, stairways, jambs/stiles, architraves, coping, edging for swimming pools, street furnishing, fireplaces, kitchen tops, bathrooms, and decor solutions for bars, retail outlets, among others.

“Technical training and upgrading of skills is an ongoing process, while utilising hi-tech resources to ensure precision in the production of complex works. Our team plays a major role in ensuring that we achieve our objectives,” says Angelo.

Cemar was also a participant in last year’s Project Qatar where it received many visitors to its stand and secured valuable great contacts.

Angelo says the event provides good potential opportunities to enter the booming market of the region.

Cemar has seen some developments within the company in the past years. “In these last two years, we are have expanded our market abroad and in particular into England and Russia,” says Angelo.

Cemar will be exhibiting in Hall 8 at Project Qatar.