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A unanimous appeal for investments to relaunch the market which has been hard hit by the crisis. On Friday 30 November, in the splendid setting of the Municipal Theatre of Carpi, CMB celebrated its first 110 years with an afternoon of meetings that focused its attention on a depressed market and the ability of the Carpi cooperative to keep its finances always in the black thanks to the know-how, the ability to extend its expertise into services and a quality of works recognised also abroad.

“CMB celebrates its 110 years of history in 2018: it’s a year that promises to be not only full of opportunities for the company to celebrate, but one which opens up new frontiers and possibilities to explore” according to the chairman, Carlo Zini, speaking at the shareholders’ meeting.

CMB celebrated its 110 years since its foundation, on 17 October in Milan, in the Pirelli building. From the upgrading of the Porta Nuova district to the Generali Tower and PwC in CityLife, and the Feltrinelli Foundation, CMB is the name behind works that symbolise the architectural and cultural progress of the city and represent Milan’s increasingly dynamic and European soul.

The Joint venture between CMB and Itinera is awarded other four lots of the New Odense University Hospital, one of the largest in Denmark. The work has a value of 204 million Euro and it is commissioned by the “Region of Southern Denmark”.

The watchword is “mobility” which rhymes with “liveability”. Line 3 of the Florence Tramway system started operating on 16 July. It represents a major turning point in mobility in Florence, finally providing a link between the Santa Maria Novella Railway Station and the Careggi Hospital Complex, composed of an up-to-date transport system: safe, punctual and eco-sustainable.

CMB, in a joint venture with Itinera, a company specializing in large-scale works in the Gavio group, has been awarded the project for the extension and reconstruction of the university hospital complex of the city of Koge, situated south of Copenhagen, in Denmark. The value of the project is around 295 million euros.