Since establishing Cumar, Inc. in 1992, Angelo “Ivo” Cubi has continually evolved his business – both through technology and innovative ideas reflecting the most current design trends.

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Now in business for two decades, Cajugram has continued to develop its quarrying operations as well as its stoneworking facility. Read More

To accommodate a recent surge in demand, A. American Custom Flooring opened a second location in Illinois, and it operates a revolutionary state-of-the-art slab handling/storage system Read More

Located in Soave, Italy, amid the world-renowned vineyards for Soave white wine, Piero Zanella s.r.l. crafts architectural stonework for prominent projects around the world, and it recently purchased a quarry in Serbia to extract multiple varieties of marble. Read More

If the crowds in the aisles at Marmomac 2018 are an indicator of the state of the stone industry, it appears things are on the upswing. Throughout the four-day event, the halls on the fairgrounds of VeronaFiere in Verona, Italy, were filled with 68,000 stone industry professionals.

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Since opening its new facility in 1994, Performance Tile & Stone of Rocklin, CA, has relied on CNC machinery from AGM for accurate countertop fabrication Read More

Marc Beaudet of Old World Marble & Granite, Inc. in Naples, FL, has taken a different approach than his local competitors to selling stone countertops in the area. While Naples is typically a 3-cm market, Beaudet’s company primarily works with 2-cm slabs. His previous experience in the industry allows him to explain to his upscale clients the benefits of using a slightly thinner material with a laminated edge. And in the nine years that Old World Marble & Granite has been in business, his efforts have proven successful.< Read More

Since 1990, Cajugram of Mimoso do Sul, Espírito Santo, Brazil, has been increasing its capacity, and its products are shipped to destinations around the world. Read More

When Suburban Marble & Granite of Ivyland, PA, was acquired by current owner John Menarde in 1992, it was a very small operation - processing stonework with a single saw. Today, its line of stoneworking machinery includes the latest technology for sawing and edging as well as three CNC stoneworking centers, and the company has become a leading supplier of high-end work to the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area and beyond. Read More

Growing to include six locations in the Southeastern U.S., Oldcastle Surfaces has stayed diversified in its offerings and continues to expand by evaluating which market segments are not being met

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