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According to VeronaFiere, which organizes Marmomacc, the show's success reflects the importance of Italy's stone industry, which boasts more than 11,000 companies and 60,000 employees, with turnover of $3.6 to $4.2 billion.
Exhibitors included suppliers of natural stone from Italy and around the world, and there was a broad range of new materials and textures on display. Of note, new varieties of exotic materials from around the world were featured. Additionally, new surface finishes and cut-to-size stonework were also showcased at Marmomacc 2005, offering attendees a look at stone products that go beyond the traditional choices in the international marketplace.