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From Annual Report 2025
Transport Management System: from pilot to pan-regional rollout
What started as a pilot in Cholet, France has now been deployed across four countries.
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Chutunic® EVO: a 50-year-old innovation gets a sustainable upgrade
Nicoll's Chutunic drainage system upgraded with 20% recycled PVC, improving performance sustainably.
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Port of call
Located near the Port of Piraeus in Athens, Greece, a 50,000m2 mega-hub distribution centre is being built for a Swedish furniture company using an Akasison® roof drainage system.
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Automation: Keep the ball rolling
In Casella, Italy, we commissioned a new automated assembly line for ball valves, mechanical devices that control fluid flow using a pivoting ball.
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In Germany, we strengthened our commitment to decarbonisation with a new eco-friendly production facility in Mannheim, launched on Zero Emissions Day. The building features an innovative roof that collects and gradually releases rainwater, reducing flood risks while creating a natural cooling effect and a green space. Solar panels will soon partially power three buildings onsite, marking another step in our journey to reduce CO2 emissions.
From Annual Report 2024
Basta, Backflow!
Manufactured in Italy, in 2024 we introduced our next-generation REDI® Non-Return Valves, which are designed to offer protection against backflow.
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Fitting the Red Sea. In the Middle East, Aliaxis is contributing to the world’s largest land coral nursery restoration project for King Abdulla University in Saudi Arabia. These sensitive species require high quality and reliable pipes and fittings to ensure that the aquariums remain at optimal to grow and preserve these Red Sea coral species for research and conservation. Nearby, we also provided nearly €1 million worth of fittings for the development of Sindalah Island as part of the same NEOM mega-project.
From Annual Report 2023
Replacing ageing metal gas pipes in London
Around 2,800 km of legacy metallic gas pipes in central London needed replacing, to better serve the growing population. While our GPS polyethylene (PE) Yellow pipes were suitable, the existing pipes approved for use in the UK gas industry were too small in diameter. We manufactured, tested, accredited and delivered a new 800 mm pipe, and trained more than 50 installers to insert them into the existing pipe structure for a cost-effective transformation.