Corberó

Corberó is a Spanish brand of home appliances. Founded in 1937 by the Corberó family, the company initially focused on producing washing machines. Over the decades, Corberó expanded its product line to include a wide range of kitchen and laundry appliances, such as refrigerators, ovens, hobs, and dryers.

The brand became a significant player in the Spanish domestic appliance market, known for its reliability and innovation. Corberó appliances were often characterized by their practical design and accessible pricing. The company's manufacturing operations were primarily based in Spain, contributing to the local economy.

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, the appliance industry saw significant consolidation. Corberó, like many other established brands, underwent changes in ownership. It was eventually acquired by the Italian manufacturer Candy Group. Following this acquisition, the Corberó brand continued to be marketed, often integrating Candy's technologies and designs while maintaining its recognizable identity in certain markets. Today, Corberó products are available in various European countries, particularly in Spain and Portugal, continuing its legacy in the home appliance sector.