Our history
2022
Acquisition of Ricci Engineering, a company specialised in brewery industry.
2022
Celebration of 50 years providing solutions.
2018
Acquisition of Fluinox, a company specialised in bakery industry.
2017
INOXPA enters the INTERPUMP GROUP.
2016
Renovation of facilities. New Pilot plant opens for trials.
2015
Opening of a production centre in India (Candigra).
2014
Start-up of the online sales portal (B2B).
2014
INOXPA wins the CEPYME Prize in the category "Small and medium-sized business of the year" and is a finalist in the category "Small and medium-sized international business".
2013
INOXPA wins the 2013 National Prize for Innovation and Design awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness.
2013
Establishment of INOXPA Colombia and INOXPA Middle East (UAE). Establishment of a company in Russia for selling components (Starinox).
2012
Opening of a sales office in Ukraine.
2011
A division dedicated exclusively to dairy processes is inaugurated (Inoxpa IDS).
2010
Opening of production centres in China and India.
2010
INOXPA wins the Prince Felipe Award for Business Competitiveness in the small and medium sized company category.
2008
Opening of a production centre in Portugal and of sales offices in Algeria and Australia.
2007
Restructuring and merging of the group by creating the company INOXPA S.A.
2006
Opening of a sales office in Russia.
2006
Opening of a production and technical engineering centre in Paris, France (for pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries).
2005
INOXPA continues manufacturing components and starts manufacturing skids as the main goal is to be a source of solutions to our customers.
2004
Opening of a sales office in the United States.
1998
Opening of sales offices in Denmark and South Africa.
1996
Opening of a sales office in Portugal.
1987
Relocation to the current facilities at the La Farga industrial estate in Banyoles.
1986
Opening of a sales office in Italy.
1980
INOXPA opens its first international office in Perpignan, France.
1972
Candi Granés founds INOXPA from the parent company Bombas Félez, which manufactured water pumps.