Sanac, solution only for three plants: for the Sardinian hub everything needs to be redone
New life for three plants and a new attempt at sale for those that remain on the ground. The dispute concerning Sanac, a company in...
Sanac, a struggling Italian company, is facing a future of uncertainty as only three of its four plants receive hope for revival. The company, which once produced refractory material for steel mills, has struggled under the weight of the Ilva crisis. Three plants in Massa, Vado Ligure, and Gattinara are set to be acquired by Erre Trading, while the plant in Macchiareddu, Cagliari remains in limbo.
The unions have launched a new strike, expressing their frustration at the decision not to sell the Assemini plant. They had been fighting for the survival of the four Sanac sites since 2015, when the crisis began. Now, they are urging the Ministry to immediately publish a new sale notice and find new entrepreneurs to give the Assemini plant a chance. The next coordination of national trade unions is scheduled for November 4th.
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