CEMAT

CEMAT is a Polish corporate brand with roots in the state-owned industrial sector. It was established in 1978 as an experimental plant, initially operating as the state enterprise Centrum Naukowo-Produkcyjne Materiałów Elektronicznych Unitra-CEMAT. Its core activity was the production of high-purity materials for the electronics industry and the manufacture of synthetic precious stones. During the 1980s and 1990s it formed a key part of the material and component supply base for Poland's electrical power and electronics industries, and it belonged to the Unitra Electronic and Telecommunication Industry Association. In 1991 the state enterprise was transformed into a joint-stock company, CEMAT '70, with 100% of shares initially held by the State Treasury. The first issue of shares took place in 1999. A majority shareholder, holding over 77%, is TOPSIL – Semiconductor Materials S.A. The company continued producing materials for the electronics industry, with its registered office at ul. Wólczyńska 133 in Warsaw. Today, the CEMAT '70 brand is associated with a warehouse and office complex at the same Warsaw address in the Bielany district. The official website presents the offer of offices, traditional warehouses, Small Business Units (SBU), and self-storage units for rent. The complex is located near Młociny metro station, with good transport links including trams, buses, the S7 route, and the Northern Bridge route. The available spaces range from 1 m² to 2000 m², with flexible module combinations to suit business needs. This dual identity reflects the company's evolution from a specialized electronic materials producer to a diversified industrial and real estate operator.

CEMAT was founded in 1978 as an experimental plant, initially operating as the state enterprise Centrum Naukowo-Produkcyjne Materiałów Elektronicznych Unitra-CEMAT. Its primary activities were the production of high-purity materials for the electronics industry and the manufacture of synthetic precious stones. During the 1980s and 1990s, it was a core supplier of materials and components to the Polish electrotechnical and electronic industries. It belonged to the Unitra Electronic and Telecommunication Industry Association. In 1991, the state enterprise was transformed into a joint-stock company named CEMAT '70, with 100% of shares initially held by the State Treasury. The first issue of shares took place in 1999. A majority shareholder, holding over 77%, is TOPSIL – Semiconductor Materials S.A. The company continued producing materials for the electronics industry, with its registered office at ul. Wólczyńska 133 in Warsaw. At present, the CEMAT '70 brand is primarily associated with a warehouse and office complex at the same Warsaw address in the Bielany district. The official website offers offices, traditional warehouses, Small Business Units (SBU), and self-storage units for rent. The complex is located near Młociny metro station, with good transport links including trams, buses, the S7 route, and the Northern Bridge route. Available spaces range from 1 m² to 2000 m², with flexible module combinations to suit business needs. This reflects the company's evolution from a specialized electronic materials producer to a diversified industrial and real estate operator.

• 1999

  First issue of shares of the company.

• 1991

  Transformed from a state enterprise into a joint-stock company named CEMAT '70, with 100% of shares held by the State Treasury.

• 1978

  Founded as an experimental plant, operating as the state enterprise Centrum Naukowo-Produkcyjne Materiałów Elektronicznych Unitra-CEMAT.

A diversified Polish industrial and real estate brand offering flexible warehouse, office, and self-storage solutions in Warsaw, with historical roots in electronic materials production.

• High-purity materials for electronics

• Synthetic precious stones

• Warehouse space rental

• Office space rental

• Self-storage units

• Small Business Units (SBU)

1. 1Cemat 70 – Biura i Magazyny na wynajem. Warszawa Bielanycemat70.com.pl
2. 2CEMAT – Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3CEMAT – Wikipedia, wolna encyklopediapl.wikipedia.org