Atari boasts over 40 years of experience in the wood sector

The Aduna-based company has undergone a technological transformation, committing to digitalization and innovation.

Interior view of a modern carpentry workshop with advanced machinery and views of green hills.
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Interior view of a modern carpentry workshop with advanced machinery and views of green hills.

The company Atari, based in Aduna (Gipuzkoa), has over 40 years of experience in the wood sector, providing custom-made works and incorporating new technologies.

Atari, a company based in Aduna (Gipuzkoa), has over 40 years of experience in the carpentry and wood sector, offering custom-made works. The company has undergone a significant technological transformation, with the support of the SPRI Group, focusing on digitalization, automation, and innovation.
Founded in 1985 in Irura (Gipuzkoa) by five partners, in 2015 five new partners joined, and in 2018 they relocated to new facilities in Aduna, doubling their surface area and improving production processes. Currently, the company has a team of 38 employees.
The company specializes in custom-made and high-precision works. Since 2015, it has integrated numerical control machinery and new technologies, enabling it to combine bespoke craftsmanship with more industrialized production, working with materials such as wood and Solid Surface.
It collaborates on housing developments, special projects, and works for decoration and architecture studios, as well as for private clients. It has participated in projects such as ORONA, Tabakalera, Basque Culinary Center, Hotel Arbaso + Narru, Irizar, and Gureak.
Currently, it has 38 employees and achieved a turnover of over 3.8 million euros in 2025. This growth reflects the company's evolution and increased production capacity, while maintaining the specialization and technical knowledge accumulated over more than four decades.
The company is immersed in a process of adaptation to R&D and innovation, aiming to develop and industrialize products and create its own furniture line. Innovation is increasingly present in its strategy, particularly in new products, digitalization, and the improvement of production processes.
The SPRI Group has provided various forms of support to the company throughout its transformation process, including investment in high-performance machinery through the Renove 4.0 program, in software and digitalization for the technical office via the Industria Digitala program, and in the development of a new innovative product with the Fast Track program.
The main challenge for the coming years is to continue advancing in technological and productive transformation, emphasizing digitalization, automation, and innovation. The company aims to improve efficiency, develop new products, and adapt to new market demands, combining its expertise in wood with future technology.
Based on information from the official source: SPRI — Agencia Vasca de Desarrollo Empresarial (24/09/2026)