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More than 5000 visitors seized the opportunity to look around at the Hama premises and to see what is going on behind the scenes of the internationally successful company. The approximately 1500 staff members presented their workplaces to their relatives and took part in tours through the logistics centre. In the Hama distribution centre that is situated in the Dresdner Straße the visitors mainly concentrated on the showrooms that are fitted out all year round. Where otherwise retailers inform themselves about trends in technology and new products, the guests were astonished at the comprehensive product range of the company based in Monheim.
A beer tent with culinary delights and a comprehensive children’s programme with a jungle gym, a jumping castle, a clown that made balloons and a make-up station for children rounded off the successful family day.

The ideal salesroom

Since 21st April dealers have had the occasion to inform themselves, on more than 700 m2, about the latest and in particular customer friendly possibilities of presenting products. Our showroom focuses on the interactive shopping experience. Find the right accessories quickly, purposefully and with fun.

The early days of Hama in France

The subsidiary in France is founded with 20 employees. There are no departments yet in 1985, just individuals who each had the responsibilities of a present-day department (e.g. controlling, purchasing, sales etc.).

The Hama building in France

By 2014, the staff level has increased to 80 employees.

New management

After his father’s death in 1958, Rudolf Hanke and his brother-in-law Adolf Thomas take over the management of the company in 1959.

Martin Hanke

The logo continues to change

The Hamaphot logo continues to change until the familiar, present-day logo is developed (1968): Hama in broad, red lettering.

The Hama logo until 1966

The Hama logo until 1968

The Hama logo since 1968

Leipzig Trade Fair

Hamaphot attends the sample fair in Leipzig as an exhibitor. The company first presented its wares at a trade fair in the Leipziger Messe exhibition centre.

Catalogue cover from 1937/38