Kronology
Kronospan's manufacturing sites
Established in 1897 as an Austrian family company, Kronospan is a leading wood-based panel manufacturer.
Over the past 100 years, our ownership structure has enabled us to grow and cater for a changing world. With the collapse of the Iron Curtain in the 1980s, Kronospan recognised expansion opportunities within the new markets of east and south-east Europe.
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2021 Igorevskaya, Russia
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2021 Chaadaevka, Russia
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2019 Rivne, Ukraine
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2019 Lyudinovo, Russia
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2018 Jaslo, Poland
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2016 Grodno, Belarus
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2015 Clarion, USA
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2015 Ryomgaard, Denmark
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2014 Le Creusot, France
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2014 Auxerre, France
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2013 Mogilev, Belarus
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2013 Ufa, Russia
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2013 Elektrogorsk, Russia
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2012 Burgos, Spain
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2012 Salas de los Infantes, Spain
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2011 Smorgon, Belarus
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2009 Brasov, Romania
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2009 Strzelce Opolskie, Poland
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2009 Lapovo, Serbia
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2007 Szombathely, Hungary
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2007 Spremberg, Germany
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2007 Ponterosso, Italy
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2007 Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
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2005 Riga, Latvia
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2005 Oxford, USA
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2004 Mohacs, Hungary
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2004 Novovolynsk, Ukraine
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2004 Bjelovar, Croatia
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2004 Sebes, Romania
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2004 Egorievsk, Russia
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2003 Zvolen, Slovakia
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2000 Danyang, China
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1998 Rudawa, Poland
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1998 Mielec, Poland
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1997 Burgas, Bulgaria
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1996 Pustków, Poland
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1995 Jihlava, Czech Republic
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1994 Sanem, Luxembourg
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1993 Lampertswalde, Germany
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1992 Poznan, Poland
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1989 Szczecinek, Poland
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1982 Sandebeck, Germany
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1970 Chirk, United Kingdom
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1959 Salzburg, Austria
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1897 Lungötz, Austria