The Sangro Valley Industrial Consortium, which is the youngest in the province, was formed during the mid1970s, and is involved in three industrial areas: those of Atessa, Lanciano and Casoli.

Here too, the complex covers a wide area, and has brought about an inversion of trends in both the economy and the population growth, as well as boosting local argriculture thanks to the effects of income redistribution through industrialisation.

Its considerable industrial initiative with large scale manufacturing, employment and use of technology, its constant endeavours to sustain local enterprise and consequently encourage subsidiary production and growth and its rapid and thorough infrastructuring of the area in terms of road and rail links, energy and water supply and sewage treatment, all make the Sangro Valley a prime example of modern industrial estate development for the whole of southern Italy.
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