The future of the Ficomirrors plant at Morcone, in the province of Benevento, has become a focus of political and institutional attention after reports of a possible transfer of production abroad.
Corrado Mobilia, identified as a representative of Comitato 185 – Futuro Nazionale, publicly expressed solidarity with Ficomirrors workers and their families. He described the Morcone plant and its related businesses as a significant productive and economic presence for the Sannio.
Mobilia called for an institutional meeting involving the company, trade unions, local authorities and the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy. The purpose of such a meeting, as presented in the report, would be to protect employment and the area's industrial heritage.
Reported transfer and employment concern
Independent local reports describe a proposed transfer to Poland of production of a mirror intended for the Fiat Ducato.
The reported transfer has raised concern about employment and the future of more than 200 families. The precise number of workers and households affected is not established consistently beyond the reports' formulation of "more than 200 families."
No direct statement from Ficomirrors, Ficosa, Stellantis or the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy confirming the company's final decision, timetable or rationale is included in the material reviewed for this article.
Local institutional reaction
Regional councillor Pellegrino Mastella is reported to have expressed concern about the possible transfer of production to Poland and to have requested a regional negotiating table.
Mayors of the Alto Tammaro have also publicly supported the workers. One local report characterizes the Morcone facility as historically important to Morcone and the Tammaro area.
It remains unclear whether the requested institutional meetings have been formally convened or whether an alternative industrial plan has been agreed.
What to watch
For readers following the case, the next verifiable steps are whether the company issues a formal statement on the Morcone plant, whether a regional or national meeting is officially convened, and whether any timetable or employment plan is published.
Until then, the confirmed position is limited: a political appeal for coordinated institutional action, set against locally reported concern over a proposed production transfer and its possible impact on employment in the Sannio.
