Vicente Orduña Pérez (1st generation), with no previous ancestry in the Veluters guild, begins his training as an apprentice silk weaver.

Vicente Orduña Pérez achieves the rank of Officer and continues his training.

Vicente Orduña Pérez attained the status of Master Damask Weaver and Master Silk Velveter. From this moment on, guild regulations permitted him to have his own workshop.

Pending documentary accreditation, it is cited as the year of incorporation of the Orduña family’s first business company.

Vicente Orduña Laques (2nd generation), like his father, acquired the teaching of Damascus Weaver.

Vicente Orduña Marqués (3rd generation) becomes a Master in Brazo de Llano. He purchases a silk textile press.

Purchase of the palace-workshop house of Mr. Joaquín Manuel Fos from his son Joaquín Fos Ferraro, located at 36 En Bany Street in the Velluters neighborhood.

Purchase of the house at 1, 2, and 3 Triador Street to expand the silk weaving factory.

Vicente Orduña and Son’s company participated in the national exhibition of Spanish industrial products held in Madrid, where it was awarded a gold medal.

Order to supply velvet for the upholstery of the seats and curtains of the Congress of Deputies.

Vicente Orduña Pérez (4th generation) and his brothers achieved the status of Master.

Vicente Orduña’s company participated in the first World’s Fair held in London, where it was awarded a medal in the 13th section, which included silk and velvet.

Constitution of the new company of “Don Vicente Orduña and sons”

Teachers’ Exam for brothers Ricardo and Ángel Orduña Cebrián (5th generation)

“Don Vicente Orduña and Sons” acquires the existing silk spinning mill in Quart de Poblet

Founding of the company “Orduña y Caracena” by Ángel Orduña and his cousin Vicente Orduña Caracena

Founding of the company “Widow and Children of Vicente Orduña” by Antonia Cebrián Genovés with her children Ángel and Vicente Orduña Cebrián.

Founding of the company “Cebrián y Orduña” by Ángel Orduña Cebrián with his father-in-law, Agustín Cebrián Genovés, and his brother-in-law, Miguel Cebrián Donday

CAMS teacher exam by Ángel Orduña Cebrián (6th generation)

Dissolution of the company “Widow and children of Vicente Orduña”

– Brothers Vicente and Ángel Orduña Alberola (7th generation) start up the dye factory in Benetússer

Marriage of Mª Amparo Orduña Alberola (7th generation) to Leoncio Julián Díaz. They then went to Lima (Peru) for a year-long project, which would culminate in a long ten-year period, and… 5 children (8th generation).

200th Anniversary Celebration (since 1766, undocumented)

Collegiate registration of Ángel Orduña Alberola (7th generation).

Construction of the dyeing and finishing industry begins in Bétera.

Link vídeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buKX14q1Tx0

The dyeing department will be relocated from Benetússer to Bétera. The Valencia office will open at 38 Padre Ferris Street.

Leoncio and Mª Amparo purchase the Bétera factory from their brothers-in-law, Vicente and Ángel Orduña Alberola. Four-year payment plan.

Sale and subsequent demolition of the House on En Bany Street

The deed of sale of the Bétera factory belonging to the brothers Vicente and Ángel Orduña Alberola to their sister, Mª Amparo, is hereby established. The company Acabados Textiles Orduña, S.A., with headquarters in Bétera, is incorporated.

College registration of Gonzalo Julián Orduña (8th generation)

Collegiate registration of Leoncio Julián Díaz.

Brothers Ángel and Gonzalo J. O. buy the Bétera factory from their parents.

Faced with a lack of work and high seasonality at the textile finishing plant, which had three shifts and 50 employees, Ángel and Gonzalo J. O. decided to create a trading company to supply the factory with more kilos of dye; Textil Batavia, SL was founded.

Collegiate registration of Ángel Vicente Julián Orduña (8th generation)

The Rafael Catalá company commissioned us to finish the fabric for Letizia Ortiz’s wedding dress; it was wrinkle-resistant, antistatic, and water-repellent. The Orduña family later received recognition from the Prince and Princess of Asturias.

Forced urbanization of the industrial area of ​​Pol. Ind. L`Horta Vella de Bétera.

Construction of three new warehouses in the L’Horta Vella Industrial Park, and automation of the dyeing section

Brothers Ángel and Gonzalo are following different paths. Ángel will continue with the manufacturing company Acabados y Tintes Orduña, S.L.L., while Gonzalo will continue with the commercial company Textil Batavia S.L.

Textil Batavia specializes in the field of flame-resistant fabrics.

Ángel Vicente Julián Orduña sells his stake in the labor company.

In recognition of its more than 50 years of business presence, Bétera City Council has named the main street of the L’Horta Vella Business Park after the Orduña name.

Acabados Textiles Orduña, S.A. closes a new era by selling the warehouses and machinery it had rented since 2010.

Mario Julián Herrero (9th generation) joins the college.

Gonzalo J. O. is appointed president of CAMS.

Acquisition and renovation of the current warehouses at the Moncada Industrial Estate 2

Registration of Santiago Julián Herrero (9th generation)

While maintaining its corporate name, the company changed its name to ORDUÑA 1755, S.L. and its registered address: Calle Regaliciar, 1, Polígono Industrial Moncada 2, Moncada. At the same time, it entered the technical nautical textiles sector by acquiring the company Advanced Sails, S.L., located at the Real Club Náutico de Valencia.