Goodram

Wilk Elektronik SA is a Polish manufacturer of memory and storage products under the GOODRAM brand. Founded in 1991 as a distributor, the company has become the leading provider of computer memory in Poland after just a few years. In 1999 the company was transformed into a joint-stock company. Since then, memory modules with a warranty sticker from Wilk Elektronik SA have become synonymous with a product of the highest quality. The year 2001 brought, as it was thought, the biggest crisis in the computer industry. Nevertheless, the company not only maintained its leading position, but managed to establish close cooperation with the global technology leader, Infineon (Qimonda). It was the second strategic alliance after the agreement signed with Micron Technology five years earlier. The recognition of leading computer memory companies translated into an increased product portfolio, but most of all, it provided the basis and necessary knowledge for the launch of the only memory factory in Central and Eastern Europe.

In mid-2003, the company moved its headquarters to Łaziska, where it established a factory and offices with a total area of 3,000 sqm. The new Wilk Elektronik SA headquarters employed nearly 100 people, who started working on the launch of the first memory factory in this part of Europe. At the end of 2003, Wilk Elektronik SA launched the first RAM memory modules manufactured in Poland under the GOODRAM brand. Already in the first year, the company sold nearly 400,000 units of GOODRAM branded memory in Poland. The next step was the introduction of GOODRAM USB flash drives and memory cards in 2006. To boost the development of this product line, in 2008 Wilk Elektronik SA established a strategic cooperation with the global leader of flash technology – Toshiba. The recognition of the company was confirmed by the fact that Wilk Elektronik SA was awarded the status of a strategic partner of the Toshiba brand in Europe.