The eDantex Story
A tradition in the textile industry, started in 1889, that continues today through innovation and quality.
History: From 1889 to Today
1889: The Foundations
The foundations of the enterprise were laid in 1889, with a rudimentary printing and dyeing workshop owned by HAJTAJER PAUL, with two workers and located at 8-10 Mircea cel Bătrân Street in Satu Mare.
1926-1937: The Expansion
The owner's son, HAJTAJER IULIU, acquired lace braiding machines from Germany. Due to high demand, the number of machines grew from 17 to 114, and the number of workers reached 93, working in three shifts.
1948: Nationalization
During World War II, activity partially stagnated. In 1948, the factory was nationalized and renamed "SOLIDARITATEA" Satu Mare, putting all existing machinery back into operation.
1951-1953: A New Factory
The new enterprise was built at its current location on Botizului Street, becoming the first new industrial enterprise in Satu Mare, with continuous investments in expansion and modernization.
1989-1990: The Transition
Following the revolution of December 1989, the company went through a commercial decline. In 1990, SC DANTEX SA was established by taking over the assets, with the Romanian State as the sole shareholder.
1999-2001: Privatization
The privatization process began in 1999 and concluded on February 9, 2001, when the company became fully privately owned.
Shareholder Structure (Data from 2008)
The main objective of the post-privatization management is investing in top technologies, re-engineering, and modernizing production sections to continuously improve the quality of products and services offered.
Certified Quality
Location
The historic headquarters and main production unit are located in Satu Mare Municipality, at 9 Botizului Street. The aforementioned expansion project is located in the North-East region, Suceava county, Fălticeni Municipality, at 19 Țărăncuței Street.