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Emissions reduced by 20 per cent in two years Delta Tecnic, a masterbatch manu- facturer in the cable and PVC sector, significantly reduced its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2023. Compared to 2021 levels, total emissions decreased by 20.34 per cent. 1,210 to 377 tCO 2 eq, a decrease of 68.84 per cent • Scope 3: indirect emissions from used products, transport and waste management were reduced from 18,224 to 15,127 tCO 2 eq, achieving a reduction of 16.99 per cent to reducing and offsetting Scope 3 emissions. In 2021, it requested data on its climate action and carbon neutrality targets from its suppliers to align efforts towards a sustainable future. Its goal is for all Scope 3 emissions to be fully reduced or offset by 2050. In the interim, the company expects to have reduced these emissions by 42 per cent by 2030.

In 2021, the company’s total emissions amounted to 19,463 tonnes of CO 2 equivalent (tCO 2 eq). In 2023, this figure was reduced to 15,504 tCO 2 eq. The achievement was the result of efforts in the three scopes defined by the GHG Protocol: • Scope 1: direct emissions, which include emissions and removals, were reduced from 28.85 tCO 2 eq in 2021 to zero in 2023 – a 100 per cent reduction • Scope 2: indirect emissions from imported energy were reduced from

Delta Tecnic’s climate roadmap for 2021-2030 set a target of a 2.3 per cent reduction in total emissions by 2023 compared to 2021. This target was exceeded, with a total decrease of 20.34 per cent. The result is particularly significant in the reductions achieved in Scope 1 and 2, while Scope 3 emissions have also decreased, offsetting part of the reductions achieved.

“These results reflect Delta Tecnic’s commitment to sustainability and the fight against climate change,” said Eva Gotor, head of communications at Delta Tecnic. “We will continue to work closely with our suppliers and all stakeholders to achieve carbon neutrality and constantly improve our environmental practices.” Delta Tecnic SA www.deltatecnic.com

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Positive response to wire China 2024 The team from the Setic Pourtier group of companies has declared its

but also visitors from surrounding countries.” The company took advantage of the event to announce the reopening of Gauder Group’s China operations, including a sales office in Shanghai. The newly established structure, Gauder Group Shanghai, manufactures some of Setic’s “Made in China” machines, which are dedicated to the dynamic Chinese and Asian markets, with modern design, European quality and high performance standards. Setic Pourtier sas www.setic-pourtier.com Exhibits ranged from wire manufacturing machinery, wires, cables, fasteners and spring machinery to tube and pipe machinery. There were also showcases of raw materials, plant and equipment, iron making, shaping of steel, casting and pouring of molten steel, and surfacing and cutting technologies and processes. Four country pavilions represented com- panies from Germany, Italy, France and Switzerland, showcasing international expertise and innovation, and attracting a steady flow of visitors. Messe Düsseldorf India Pvt Ltd

participation in wire and Tube China 2024 a success. The major industry event took place in September, and brought together more than 1,900 companies in an exhibition area of 114,500m 2 . Sales director Thierry Pietroniro said, “Our presence within the French pavilion provided an exceptional opportunity to showcase our latest innovations and strengthen our relationships with our Chinese customers. We had the chance to meet key industry players, discuss current trends and discover new technologies that will shape the future of the cable industry. We were thrilled to welcome not only our Chinese customers

Setic Pourtier representatives at wire and Tube China

Metal fairs showcase strong industry growth The metal trade fairs wire India, Tube India, METEC India and India Essen Welding & Cutting successfully concluded at the Bombay Exhibition Center in November, following a two year hiatus. The enthusiasm displayed by industry participants was an encouraging sign of the sector’s recovery and growth. The show began with an inauguration ceremony attended by key industry stakeholders and notable partners, emphasising the importance of inter- national collaboration and strengthening relationships within the metal and manufacturing sectors.

The exhibition halls featured 532 companies from 22 countries, show- casing their most innovative products, technologies and services. This diverse participation provided buyers with opportunities to compare offerings and select the most suitable partners for their businesses. Spread over 38,000m 2 , the trade fairs offered a comprehensive display of products and technologies across various sectors.

Organised by Messe Düsseldorf India, the fairs are a prominent gathering for professionals from the wire, cable, tube, metallurgical processes, cutting and welding industries in both India and internationally. The latest event gathered 21,086 attendees, who witnessed the latest innovations and trends in the metal industry.

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