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History
The company, originally called Stroj & Spol., was incorporated in 1990. The company with the original staff of three full-time employees first concentrated on metal production to order, mainly on design and construction of untypical constructions. In 1994 the company moved to new premises which were reconstructed and extended at the same time.
With further increase of the volume of manufacture entailing the need for financing the company Stroj & Spol. was transferred to BAUMRUK & BAUMRUK s. r. o., limited liability company, newly incorporated in 1996. At the same time the company changed its orientation and began to concentrate on foreign customers and serial production of various metal components for construction machinery. In 1997 the acquisition of business shares in the limited liability company Yamas s. r. o. extended the existing premises by the manufacturing plant in the municipality of Chrást u Plzně. At that time the company also commenced trading with spare parts for railway carriages.
In 2000 the company received a quality system certification pursuant to ČSN EN ISO 9001:2001 standard and the Certificate of Technical Eligibility for Suppliers of the Joint-Stock Company Czech Railways. In 2002 the manufacturing capacities were extended with a machining plant allowing for increased self-sufficiency in manufacture of spare parts and components of railway carriages. In 2006 the company completed construction of a new manufacturing hall at Chrást u Plzně, where its manufacturing capacities were subsequently transferred. Since 2007 the company has extensively invested in new manufacturing technologies and software. In 2009 the company has employed 60 full-time staff members, used modern machinery and back office and planned construction of new manufacturing plants.