Fameg, a renowned furniture manufacturer established in Poland, has responded to bankruptcy rumors by filing for insolvency. The factory, based in Radomsko and recognized for its bentwood furniture, made the announcement in a social media statement directed at its partners and customers.
Recent media reports revealed that Fameg submitted a bankruptcy application to the District Court in Piotrków Trybunalski. The company had previously reported a debt of 14.2 million PLN in 2024, leading to discussions about restructuring and potential layoffs.
Currently employing around 500 individuals, Fameg reassured stakeholders about its ongoing operations. In their Facebook statement, the company emphasized, “We are focusing on our current activities.”
Fameg Reassures Clients and Partners
Founded in Radomsko in 1881, Fameg is historically linked to Michael Thonet, a pioneer in the art of bending wood. The factory has produced iconic bentwood chairs that are not only found in homes but are also fixtures in hotels, restaurants, and various public institutions across the globe.
