The NIKOLIDAKIS SA GROUP was founded in 1995 by Constantine Nikolidakis seated in a private area 5000m. in Magoula. The founder of having already gone a long way in the kitchen furniture and knowing the needs of the market decided to implement new ideas. Cutting of melamine in standard dimensions was then an innovation for the Greek but also a challenge for the founder. Soon the door was cutting and bench range and completed parts and the sliding wardrobe.
The second generation came soon give even what innovative ideas and new momentum in the company. Thrived design, computerization, technology in the production process and specialization of staff. So in 2003 the company entered in the production of sliding door wardrobes and casement from 25 mm elements, something innovative for Greece and very sophisticated quality. The HPC using always the best materials, and managing to gain the recognition it deserved was now running 600 customers in Greece and also some strong partnerships abroad (America).
The same year (2003) the NIKOLIDAKIS GROUP proceeded with the construction of new facilities 7000m. Thiva Viotia. The project was completed in 2005 where he began the operation. In this new space created an ultramodern montaristirio addressed in a new market segment offering a complete solution in the kitchen. The rapid development of this new product created the conditions and the need for new investments. In 2007 it began the construction of a new building of 7000m. Thebes and the purchase of new machinery and equipment in the field of cutting melamine and assembler line. The investment reached the amount of € 7000000 and was completed in 2008. The mounted kitchen added 200 new customers in the Parts Center Kitchen and recognition from the market as the most modernized and rapidly growing company in Greece.
Today NIKOLIDAKIS GROUP is able to produce 150 kitchens, cupboards 100, 11000 melamine components 4000 flashings, daily. It has 800 active customers and exports to Cyprus, Albania and India while its goal is the extension of the Balkans.
