| 1958 - | The first company kindergarten and nursery were opened. At the end of the 80s the Company had 9 kindergartens and 4 nurseries at the disposal of its employees.
| • | The first issue of the company magazine "Stilon-Gorzów" was published in February. |
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| 1959 - | The Foil Plant (later transformed into the Magnetic Materials Plant) was first opened, initially producing triacetate film base. |
| 1961 - | Stilon's tenth anniversary. Production of upholstery and haberdashery bristle was initiated. The Company Health Centre was opened (later transformed into the Public Health Co-operative). The Company Club of Technical Thought and the company branch of the Society of Chemical Engineers and Technicians (SITPChem) were opened.
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| 1969 - | The Department of Electronical Computing was opened. Later transformed into the Data Processing Centre. |
| 1970 - | A new technical yarn plant, based on a SNIA/VISCOSA licence and representing world quality standard, was opened.
- Production of videotapes was initiated
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| 1972 - | The Textile Yarn Plant was modernized to a yearly capacity of 5,000 tons.
Production of soft carpet yarn, trademarked lanastil, based on the Company's own technology, was initiated.
| • | Many public objects were created, to name only the ice-rink Lodastil (closed down in 1975), the Complex of
Chemical Schools (recently transformed into the Complex of Technical and Vocational Schools), or the relaxation centre in Lubniewice. |
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| 1973 - | New production lines for manufacturing monofilaments and bristle were installed and put into operation.
| • | Several new objects were opened: the sports hall in Czeresniowa Street, the outdoor swimming pool (with the seat of the Company Sports Club) in Energetyków Street |
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| 1975 - | A large modern plant for production of textile yarn, with a target annual capacity of 25-30 thousand tons (PJ II Plant) was opened
| • | . A modern plant for production of carpet yarn was opened, with a yearly capacity of 5,000 tonnes. The textile yarn plant continued to develop. The employment level exceeded 10 thousand people. |
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| 1977 - | The Plant Museum (presently functioning as the Town Culture Centre) was opened, in
co-operation with the County Bureau of Fine Arts Exhibitions (1980).
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| 1981 - | A political conflict broke out at Stilon. The martial law was introduced. Part of the employees went on strike. Solidarity was created and then - banned |
| 1987 - | A modern line for production of polyamide monofilaments and ferrum-maxi cassettes, characterized by excellent electro-acoustic properties, were installed and put into operation. |
| 1992 - | The Company was transformed into a joint stock company owned exclusively by the State Treasury (31 December). The Company applied for the Mass Privatization Program
| • | The Board of Employees ceased to exist |
• | The Supervisory Board was created. Stilon rented out a fraction of its property to Volkswagen-Electrosysteme, employing 1,200 people. |
• | An upward trend was observed. At the end of the year the Company employed 4,047 people. |
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| 1995 - | Stilon entered the Second National Investment Fund.
| • | A new Telecommunication Centre was opened. |
• | The company welfare system was re-introduced (subsidies for the employees and their children, credits). |
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| 1996 - | 15% of Stilon' shares were distributed among the employees (the program was completed in February). The first general meeting of the shareholders took place on 18 April 1996. |
| 1997 - | Stilon was granted the quality certificate ISO 9001 (December). |
| 1998 - | Stilon became part of Rhodia and Nylstar group (December) |
| 2003 - | Stilon was divided into 3 plants. On the base of Technical Yarn Division and Structural Polymers Division there was founded separate company (Rhodia Polyamide Polska sp. z o.o) (September) |
| 2004 - | Companies owned by Rhodia group sold all their shares of Stilon to Nylstar group (November) |
| 2008 - | Stilon' shares owned by Nylstar Srl Italy were sold to Meryl Fiber Srl (January) |
| 2008 - | ZWCH STILON SA became a part of holding Meryl Fiber (March) |
| 2008 - | Stilon' shares owned by Meryl Fiber Srl Italy and by Meryl Fiber SAS France were sold to Stilon Ltd owned by |
