History

The company "Fabryka Maszyn i Odlewnia (Agricultural Machinery and Foundry)" is established. The owner and founder of the company is Hans Scheller. The factory begins to produce agricultural machinery

The factory is taken over by Fryderyk Mews - he introduces a series of technological modernizations, retrofits the foundry, introduces the first lifting appliances

The factory is taken over by the brothers Otto and Hugo Papendick - another dynamic development takes place, the company's offer is extended by equipment for the distillery and milling industry

Takeover of the factory by the Polish State

New name "Państwowa Fabryka Maszyn Rolniczych i Odlewnia Żelaza nr 3 w Gniewie (State Agricultural Machinery Factory and Iron Foundry No. 3 in Gniew)"

The company ceases to manufacture machinery and equipment for agriculture. The name is changed to "Fabryka Maszyn i Odlewnia (Machinery Factory and Foundry)"

The company logo is established

There is a change of name "FAMA Ship Mechanisms Plant", est. 1970 view of the plant

The name changes to "Zakłady Mechanizmów Okrętowych Fama w Gniewie (Fama Ship Mechanism Plants in Gniew)". The plant also receives a new logo

There is a change of ownership, the shareholders of the company are the Norwegian company Ulstein Holding ASA, the State Treasury and the company's employees. The company is renamed to "Ulstein Fama Sp. z o. o. "The company also receives a new logo

Takeover by the Rolls-Royce capital group

The company "Fama Sp. z o. o.” owned by the Rolls-Royce group is established

There is a change of ownership. Andrzej Kutnik and Kazimierz Poznański become the owners of the company

The company is dynamically developing. A concept for the expansion of the plant is developed. The company also acquires funds from European programs

Completion of plant enlargement