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Anatolia announced that it is about to complete its 250 million dollar investment in İzmir. The facility in Aliağa, where 160 x 320 cm porcelain plates will be produced, draws attention with its technology and sustainability-focused equipment.

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ISTANBUL (TR) - Competing in the international markets with its players in the ceramic industry, Turkey is getting ready to host a new brand. Founded in Canada in 1995, Anatolia will produce 160 x 320 cm large size porcelain plates for the first time in Turkey at the facility built in Izmir with an investment of 250 million dollars. The production and logistics facility, which is under construction in a closed area of ​​200 thousand square meters in Aliağa, will be completed in the first quarter of 2023.

The company, which has 210 thousand square meters of indoor warehouses in Canada and the United States, continues its activities in Turkey with a 40 thousand square meter distribution center, office and showroom in Izmir Aliağa since 2017.

Enlarged porcelain plates will bring design and quality to living spaces

According to the statement made by Anatolia, which operates as the main supplier of distributors and chain markets in ceramic tile, natural stone and mosaic product groups, the porcelain plates with superior technical features they will produce in their facilities in Izmir will transform living spaces into aesthetic spaces. Porcelain plates will be designed for use in many areas such as kitchen and bathroom countertops, floor and wall coverings, exterior cladding, table and furniture coverings.

It will break new ground in technology and sustainability

Anatolia will implement its integrated projects, developed with a focus on sustainability, with the opening of the factory. It will implement the most advanced examples of the industry in an integrated manner for the first time in the world, with state-of-the-art furnace and production lines, fully automated raw material mixing plant, driverless transport vehicles, recyclable waste system, rooftop solar energy system and Industry 4.0 applications.