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Faderco chooses Gambini: two new tissue converting lines

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Faderco, one of Algeria’s leading companies in the hygiene and tissue sector, has chosen Gambini for a major technological upgrade at its Sétif site: two new converting lines – a consumer Flex 600 and an away-from-home ProFlex 600 – will soon enhance the company’s production capabilities, ensuring the highest quality and efficiency for its well-known brands.

Both lines, entirely designed and built in Lucca, Italy, are scheduled to start-up in the late spring of 2026. They will allow Faderco to realize a wide range of premium tissue products with remarkable flexibility, energy efficiency and performance consistency.

We are proud to establish this partnership with Gambini. These new lines are a strategic investment for us: they will help us respond faster to the evolving needs of our customers across North Africa and beyond.

Mehdi Habes, Industrial Director at Faderco

Faderco is a remarkable company that combines ambition with a strong sense of industrial vision. We share the same belief that technology must serve both efficiency and excellence. With these two lines in Sétif, we are proud to contribute to their growth and to the advancement of the tissue industry in the region.

Giovanni Gambini, President of Gambini S.p.A.

A project that confirms Gambini’s commitment to supporting forward-looking partners with flexible, high-performance solutions, capable of turning every roll into a mark of technological distinction.