Newsletter June 28, 2024

Dear readers,

We hope you found it useful our previous newsletter. We continue today with fresh news from the world of woodworking and the furniture industry.

• Alser Forest: Clarifications on the financial situation - Albert Șerban, CEO of Alser Forest, has provided a detailed response to recent allegations about the company's financial management. Despite the difficulties encountered, Mr. Șerban emphasizes that there was no intention to harm investors and explains the background to the decisions taken. The case highlights the importance of transparency, financial education and attention to detail in managing complex financial instruments. [link]
• The pulse of the timber construction industry at nZEB Expo 2024 - Interviewing key players in the wood construction sector at the nZEB Expo, we found cautious optimism for the remainder of 2024 and 2025. Despite a hesitant start to the year, most companies are anticipating an increase in demand and are planning to invest in technology and innovation. nZEB Expo proved to be a valuable platform for educating the market and showcasing innovations. [link]

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  WoodSense and Janko Ablak: Innovation in wood joinery - WoodSense, in collaboration with Janko Ablak from Hungary, offers innovative solutions in timber joinery. Their range includes certified profiles for passive houses and aluminum clad laminated wood windows. With an impressive production capacity and a variety of options, WoodSense positions itself as a leader in its field. [link]
• nZEB Shop: Complete solutions for energy efficient homes - Emilian Grigore, founder of nZEB Shop, presented at the nZEB Expo the range of products and services offered for the construction of nZEB, passive and smart houses. Focusing on innovative materials such as the Intello smart membrane and consultancy services, nZEB Shop plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable construction in Romania. [link]
• BIFE-SIM 2024: Progress and challenges - With 122 companies registered and 95% in Pavilion B2 occupied, BIFE-SIM 2024 looks promising. The event will showcase the latest Romanian furniture collections, recently exhibited at international fairs. However, there is an under-representation of the machinery and accessories sector, indicating growth potential for future editions. [link]

• Koelnmesse at 100 years: Inauguration of the Confex Center - Koelnmesse marks its centenary with the opening of the Confex Center, a state-of-the-art event and congress venue. With a capacity for up to 6,200 attendees and state-of-the-art facilities, Confex promises to strengthen Koelnmesse's position as a platform for innovation and international collaboration, including for the wood and furniture sector. [link]

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Have a great week!

Wooden Magazine Team