The Amica Group is a leading European manufacturer of household appliances with over 70 years of experience. Our product portfolio includes a comprehensive range of smart large and small appliances, distinguished by practical solutions, cutting-edge technology, and modern design. The group's brand portfolio features: Amica (Central and Western Europe), Hansa (Eastern Europe and Central Asia), Gram (Scandinavia), CDA (United Kingdom), and Fagor (Spain and France). Globally, we employ nearly 3,000 people, enabling us to deliver approximately 5 million appliances annually to customers across nearly 70 markets worldwide.
The history of the company dates back to 1945, when a Metal Products Factory was established in the small town of Wronki near Poznań. Initially, the factory produced Galla chains, license plates, and typesetting shelves. However, over the years and with the reconstruction of the economy post-war, the plant expanded its production range. By the second half of the 1950s, a decision was made to manufacture coal-gas ranges in Wronki. The first freestanding stove rolled off the production line in 1957, marking the beginning of a long-standing history. The political transformation in Poland opened up new opportunities for the development of the Wronki plant. In 1993, the facilities, which at the time operated under the Wromet brand, were restructured into a single-shareholder state-owned company named Amica Holding SA. The name was developed by the company's engineers, combining two key terms in the heating appliance industry: "ampere" (a unit of electric current) and "calorie" (a unit of heat). The following year, the company was privatized, providing a new impetus for the growth of its operations. In 1997, Amica made its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, thereby enhancing its investment capabilities.
