About Us
How it started
Journey
Our company, Maktois, was founded in 2006 to produce toys for children’s surprise eggs, in collaboration with the renowned Italian company Ferrero.
Today, we operate in plastics processing and manufacture injection-molded plastic products for various industries.
Our technological processes, quality standards, and highly experienced employees enable us to manufacture plastic products in all shapes and sizes.
Employees
Years Experience
Indoor Space
Green Area
How it started
Journey
Our company, Maktois, was founded in 2006 to produce toys for children’s surprise eggs, in collaboration with the renowned Italian company Ferrero.
Today, we operate in plastics processing and manufacture injection-molded plastic products for various industries.
Our technological processes, quality standards, and highly experienced employees enable us to manufacture plastic products in all shapes and sizes.
Employees
Years Experience
Indoor Space
Green Area
Our Vision
Shaping Tomorrow
As a plastics processing company, our mission is to develop sustainable, precise, and high-performance solutions for our customers. Using state-of-the-art technology, a strong commitment to quality, and many years of experience, we transform plastic into functional products that deliver real added value.
our mision
Commited to Quality
our values
Innovation with Responsibility
We stand for quality, reliability, and teamwork. We work in a solution-oriented and collaborative way —
with a clear focus on our customers’ needs. Long-term success is built on trust and responsibility.
Future
Future in Focus
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Inside Maktois
A look into our manufacturing environment and processes
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