Mission e Vision

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We are a team of people who takes wood and add value to it.
We promote market development to meet the demands of our shareholders,
employees and stakeholders, with a commitment to corporate social responsibility.

  • Our future still lies with poplar
  • We are actively involved in developing the supply chain for poplar
  • We are a market leader
  • We widen our presence in the building sector as well as in new markets

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Values

“Respect for tradition; the constant quest for innovation;
ethics and corporate responsibility and the fundamental courage
in making business decisions, which are often trailblazing,
are the four values on which the group has always founded
its vision and strategies.”

Monferrato

Where the Bonzano culture was born

Monferrato is an ancient land, a land of history and wines, castles and hills, of legends and good food, with valleys dotted with a myriad of hamlets, where the woods are interspersed with vineyards, farmland and meadows.
Monferrato extends from the provinces of Alessandria and Asti to the foot of the Ligurian Apennines on the border with the city of Genoa and the province of Savona. The biggest cities are Casale Monferrato and Asti.

The headquarter of the Research Centre for Forestry and Wood, the most important Italian research unit in the industry, is situated precisely in Casale Monferrato. This is where the “I-214 clone”, the most widely used poplar for industrial applications in the world, was created.

On June 22, 2014, during the 38th session of the UNESCO committee in Doha, the region of Monferrato, together with the Langhe and Roero, was officially included in the list of world heritage sites.

Monferrato

Where the Bonzano culture was born

Monferrato is an ancient land, a land of history and wines, castles and hills, of legends and good food, with valleys dotted with a myriad of hamlets, where the woods are interspersed with vineyards, farmland and meadows.
Monferrato extends from the provinces of Alessandria and Asti to the foot of the Ligurian Apennines on the border with the city of Genoa and the province of Savona. The biggest cities are Casale Monferrato and Asti.

The headquarter of the Research Centre for Forestry and Wood, the most important Italian research unit in the industry, is situated precisely in Casale Monferrato. This is where the “I-214 clone”, the most widely used poplar for industrial applications in the world, was created.

On June 22, 2014, during the 38th session of the UNESCO committee in Doha, the region of Monferrato, together with the Langhe and Roero, was officially included in the list of world heritage sites.