About Us

Keiben s.r.l. based in Cervinara (AV) Via Pantanari 3, registered in the Avellino business register at no. 137488, founded in 1998 by the Sole Director Magnotta Michele, who boasts thirty years of experience in the construction sector, particularly in painting, the company Keiben is engaged in the production of construction products, specifically stuccos and gypsum-alabaster based leveling compounds for interiors and carbonate-based stucco leveling compounds for interiors and exteriors. In recent years, it has designed and created an innovative stucco, particularly a calcium carbonate-based leveling compound for internal and external applications, suitable for: the application of zinc corners, partial filling for patches, filling and complete leveling of old and new walls. Characterized by a unique feature, in fact it can be used to replace fine plaster, as it is easily sandable and characterized by a high degree of resistance.

Our expansion project in South Africa involves partnerships between Italcham and Keiben. The Italian-South African Chamber of Commerce is an association of companies, recognized by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, specializing in offering internationalization services for Italian operators. Since 1983, the chamber has offered a wide range of integrated services as well as careful and complete consultancy in all aspects and issues related to creating foreign trade. Italcham offers its services leveraging the direct contribution of professionals who have long and consolidated experience in commercial, financial, tax and corporate matters both nationally and internationally.

We participated in the Libya Build 2021 webinar, whose first edition dates back to 2004, representing the largest construction fair in North Africa. The event has grown steadily over the years, becoming a reference point for the North African market until 2014, when it was closed due to the armed conflict. Libya has always represented one of the preferential markets for Italian companies, especially for the construction and energy sectors. Before the 2011 revolution, according to data from the local Ministry of Foreign Affairs, over 100 Italian companies operated in Libya and Italy ranked first among exporters to the African country. In 2014 and 2019, two major civil wars created disorder and destruction, leaving the country in a long condition of instability.