MICHELE BIANCHI INTERVIEWED DURING THE VIRTUAL STAR CONFERENCE 2021

08-04-2021

During the 20th edition of the Star Conference, Michele Bianchi, CEO of RDM Group, was interviewed by Giuseppe Castellini, Editor of Italia Informa, an economic-financial magazine with a focus on listed companies.

On that occasion, he commented the Group’ s results and performance of the financial year 2020, which were particularly satisfactory, despite the critical general context, and confirmed the validity of the growth path undertaken by RDM Group.

 

Michele Bianchi commented the decision to leave the FBB business, the cartonboard production segment based on virgin fiber, in order to consolidate our WLC market position instead, namely, coated recycled cartonboard. This was done in the light of the multi-mill concept, which allows production flexibility amongst mills, thereby providing a prompt and effective solution to our clients’ needs.

 

Finally, RDM Group’s CEO concluded the interview by also mentioning the internal corporate plan, which mainly relies on the digitalization program that will involve all the main productive areas in the Group, and on the lean manufacturing, namely, a management system whose goal is to minimize waste and optimize production efficiency.

 

Following is the complete interview.

 

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