About CESIRO

Cesiro is the largest producer of household ceramics in Europe. Located in the heart of Romania, in the medieval city of Sighișoara, the company has a long tradition in the production of ceramics. The history of Cesiro The original factory was established in 1957 under the name "Intreprenea de Sticlă si Faianțe Sighișoara". After 1990, it split into three companies: Cesiro (ceramics), Stimet (glass) and Artfil (porcelain). Starting in 1991, Cesiro became an independent company, and in 1995 it was privatized through the MEBO method, being owned by employees and former employees. Cesiro's production reaches 4.5 million pieces per month, including plates, platters, cups, bowls and numerous accessories. The products are available in over 100 colors monthly, some of which are also artistically decorated. Chronology of Cesiro 1957:  Establishment of tile and glass factory. 1978:  The art faience section was converted to phosphate porcelain. 1991:  Cesiro became an independent company. 1998: Privatization through the MEBO method. 2005: Establishment of Cesiro HouseAll SRL as a distributor on the Romanian market. 2011:  Cesiro acquired the Artfil properties. 2013:  Production increased by 20%. 2017: Acquisition of several lands and buildings from Stimet SA. 2019: Cesiro SA was claimed by the new owner Adrian Cosmin Covaciu. 2021: Cesiro becomes one of the biggest players in online sales in Romania.