- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic equipment/Instruments
- Address
- Targoviste Romania
- IPO Date
- Nov 14, 1997
- Business
- Electroaparataj SA is a Romania-based manufacturing company primarily engaged in the design, production, and distribution of low-voltage electrical switchgear, apparatus, and industrial electrical equipment. Founded in 1948 and headquartered in Târgoviște, Romania, the company operates within the electrical equipment and industrial automation sector, serving commercial, residential, utility, and industrial clients across domestic and international markets. The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of electrical apparatus and engineering solutions organized across multiple product and service segments: low-voltage circuit protection equipment, including miniature circuit breakers (MCBs), molded case circuit breakers (MCCBs), residual current protective devices, and modular electrical components; switching and motor control devices, comprising low-voltage contactors, thermal overload relays, motor starters, disconnectors, load-break switches, and rotary cam switches; command and signaling equipment, encompassing push buttons, pilot lights, control stations, and industrial relays; electrical distribution systems, including low-voltage distribution boards, modular enclosures, industrial control panels, and metal-clad switchboards; and specialized contract manufacturing services, including plastic injection molding, sheet metal processing, stamping, tooling, and electro-mechanical sub-assembly for third-party original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). In recent developments, Electroaparataj SA has executed strategic operational shifts focused on consolidating its core manufacturing activities at its modernized production base in Târgoviște and divesting or repurposing surplus real estate holdings in Bucharest. The company has also expanded its business-to-business contract manufacturing and OEM partnerships with European industrial groups, modernized its product lines to align with updated European Union safety and energy efficiency standards, and restructured its commercial operations to improve operational efficiency and strengthen export channels across Central and Eastern Europe.