Establishment in 1983, Ferco Seating has become a global leader in seating solutions. With headquarters in the UK & a worldwide network spanning Singapore, Malaysia, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Rim, our products are found in iconic venues across the globe, serving 4 main sectors: Cinema, auditorium, education, and sports. Our Malaysian manufacturing facilities employ over 200 staff, supporting projects in over 60 countries.As a member of the Kotobuki Seating Group; the world's largest seating company, Ferco benefits from a rich history dating back to 1914. The group comprises several companies across 3 continents, operating a global network of factories.
Establishment in 1983, Ferco Seating has become a global leader in seating solutions. With headquarters in the UK & a worldwide network spanning Singapore, Malaysia, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Rim, our products are found in iconic venues across the globe, serving 4 main sectors: Cinema, auditorium, education, and sports. Our Malaysian manufacturing facilities employ over 200 staff, supporting projects in over 60 countries.As a member of the Kotobuki Seating Group; the world's largest seating company, Ferco benefits from a rich history dating back to 1914. The group comprises several companies across 3 continents, operating a global network of factories.
Establishment in 1983, Ferco Seating has become a global leader in seating solutions. With headquarters in the UK & a worldwide network spanning Singapore, Malaysia, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Rim, our products are found in iconic venues across the globe, serving 4 main sectors: Cinema, auditorium, education, and sports. Our Malaysian manufacturing facilities employ over 200 staff, supporting projects in over 60 countries.As a member of the Kotobuki Seating Group; the world's largest seating company, Ferco benefits from a rich history dating back to 1914. The group comprises several companies across 3 continents, operating a global network of factories.