MA-DONA

Converts PUR and PE foams into cut parts, mattress cores and packaging for furniture and sports-equipment makers

Tábor, CzechiaFounded 1997ma-dona.czWebsite technologies

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About MA-DONA

MA-DONA s.r.o. processes lightweight polyurethane (PUR) foams, filtration foams for water and air, and other special foams. The company offers more than 100 types of PUR materials and works with cutting, die-cutting, knobbing, gluing and packaging technologies, including CNC cutting of PUR foam. Outputs include boards, cut parts, moulded parts, mattress cores, mattresses and special assemblies.

According to its website, MA-DONA processes foams to customer specifications for customers in rehabilitation and sports aids, packaging solutions, and complete upholstery for the furniture industry. The site describes sourcing PUR foams from European manufacturers and selecting materials together with customers. The input does not describe pricing or sales channels.

The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Tábor, Czech Republic, where it operates a production and storage hall of 8000 m². The website states that its current production programme dates from 2005, and lists 70+ employees. The website also mentions a 2017–2018 project to install a photovoltaic system with battery storage.

Product: Processing of PUR, PE and filtration foams: cutting, die-cutting, gluing, knobbing, packaging, mattress cores and cut parts made to customer specifications

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Contracts MA-DONA signed since 1 Nov 2024, from the Slovak and Czech public contract registers. Values as published; amendments are not counted.

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1 contract with 1 buyer · 193k CZK

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Hasičský záchranný sbor Jihočeského kraje1193k CZK

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Latest contracts

  • 25 Jun 2025 for Hasičský záchranný sbor Jihočeského kraje · Smlouva o připojení EPS na PCO · 193k CZK register

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