Tvitec presents its 2021 Annual Report

Date: 22 April 2021

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Date: 22 April 2021

Discover the projects already benefiting from Tvitec’s glass solutions and innovations.

Tvitec presents its 2021 Annual Report, exploring the latest projects around the world already benefiting from its innovative high-performance glazing solutions, including the company's latest socio-economic indicators and a catalogue of the most suitable flat and curved glass products to promote energy savings and sustainable construction.

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