Atronix Inaugurates Albania’s First Advanced EMS Factory
Tirana, November 2025 – Atronix Sh.p.k., Albania’s pioneering Electronics Manufacturing Services company, officially inaugurated in November its new production facility at Tirana Industrial Park. The event marks a historic moment for Albania’s industrial landscape, establishing the country’s first advanced EMS factory with capacity to serve European and North American markets.
Equipped with the latest generation of JUKI SMT Production line with advanced AOI/X-ray inspection ERSA selective and wave soldering, and fully integrated traceability systems, Atronix introduces advanced technological capabilities.
The inauguration ceremony brought together distinguished guests, including leading figures from the European electronics industry Mr. Dieter Weiss, EBRD representatives. Ms. Ekaterina Solovova, Ms. Egla Ballta, JUKI Europe Mr. Kenji Hirohata, Mr. Rui Vidal and Mr. Davor Jakulin international and national business partners, representatives from the Albanian Government, Academia and Universities, etc.
“Our vision from the beginning was clear: to build a factory that stands at the same level with Europe’s most advanced EMS providers,” said Ms. Enkeleda Kuka, Founder & CEO of Atronix. “Today, we are proud to show that Albania can compete in high-precision electronics manufacturing.
” During the ceremony, Atronix extended appreciation to its international collaborators, including JUKI Europe, Kurtz-Ersa, and several global clients and advisors who have contributed to the company’s rapid development. “In this challenging business climate, it is very good to see a new EMS company being opened in Albania. Eastern Europe will see a strong growth of electronic production in the future and Atronix will participate in this development.” said Mr. Dieter G. Weiss, European EMS industry expert and longstanding supporter of the project.
This factory sets a new standard for high-value manufacturing in the country and demonstrates how it can transform Albania’s industrial landscape. EBRD has supported Atronix through our Advice for Small Business program and looks forward to the future successes of Atronix” said Ms Ekaterina Solovova, Head of Albania, EBRD.
With its inaugural production lines now operational, Atronix is preparing for a strong expansion phase, targeting new partnerships in Electronic Manufacturing and broader industrial integration across Europe and North America.
“Atronix symbolizes what the next chapter of Albanian industry can look like,” added Ms. Kuka. “We are committed not only to manufacturing high-quality electronics, but also to building trust, reliability, and long-term value for every client who chooses Albania as their production base”.
