Milestones that shape our history

The Noria machine is launched, a vending dispenser for cans, bottles, mini cartons and snacks.

The Noria N7R Multivend series is launched, designed with a modular concept for vending professionals.

The Fan series, with a design adaptable to any corporate image, becomes one of the highlights of the exhibition.

Production and commercialization of industrial equipment and coffee sales for the hospitality sector began under the Mocay brand.

The M01 is the first compact grinder for traditional coffee machines that grinds coffee on demand, preventing oxidation caused by storage and improving beverage quality.
The N series for automatic tobacco vending and the CA 360 range of automatic coffee machines can serve milk-based drinks and feature self-cleaning and waste collection systems.
“Azkoyen Medios de Pago, S.A” is established through a spin-off from “Azkoyen Industrial, S.A”.

The Palma series, the most extensive in vending, and the Hopper U, a coin extraction device known for its reliability, precision, security, fast payment and versatility in creating multiple configurations, become benchmarks in major markets, setting their own standards.

Bravo and Vienna replace the AZ04 and AZ03 bar coffee machines, enhancing their features.

The M02, an evolution of the M01 grinder, is launched under the name Capriccio.

These are high-performance super-automatic coffee machines designed for daily consumption between 100 and 200 cups. The M03 is also introduced, an adaptation of the Capriccio, which is still used in current product lines today.

The Hopper U-II is introduced, accepting coins between 1.2 and 3.2 millimeters thick, processing 8 coins per second, featuring empty and full sensors, and available in three hopper sizes.

In March, Coffetek Ltd. becomes part of the Azkoyen Group. Based in Portishead, United Kingdom, Coffetek Ltd. specializes in the design, manufacturing, and commercialization of vending machines and hot beverage dispensers.
In September, Primion Technology is also incorporated. Based in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Primion specializes in the development, commercialization, and implementation of innovative software and hardware systems for access control, time and attendance management, and integrated security systems.

In March, “Impulsa Soluciones Tecnológicas” joins the Azkoyen Group. By integrating this leading Spanish company in new technologies for the vending sector, the Group reinforces its position as a European leader in payment systems for the vending market.

This automated payment device replaces the traditional cash register in retail businesses and hospitality establishments. Sales of the POS10 and POS20 models begin.

These designs set trends in the market. Additionally, Zen, Zensia, and the Vitro family are introduced with an innovative design featuring glass elements and neutral-toned cabinetry, along with functionality that allows hot beverages to be customized to individual preferences.

Thanks to the Coges Engine telemetry system, operators can monitor consumption and payment methods.

The British vending industry grants more awards, and the Button Barista App is launched, allowing users to customize beverages available in vending machines.

Azkoyen receives the Best Practices in Innovation Award, and the Button Gourmet, a fully automated self-service system that efficiently offers high-quality food, wins the Red Dot Design Award.

Push buttons transition from mechanical to electronic with capacitive technology, featuring a smoked glass front.

75th Anniversary celebration with the launch of a new contactless card reader for Italy, the United Kingdom, and Germany; the Cashlogy POSafe, an automated cash management system with the highest security level; and MIA milk technology.

The European Product Design Award recognizes Azkoyen Group for its new coffee machine.
Agua NEO Q and Coffetek are named the best vending machine suppliers in the United Kingdom by Nivo.
The Group acquires 100% of Vendon, becoming one of the European leaders in IoT solutions. It also acquires Ascaso to strengthen its coffee business and establish itself as a global comprehensive supplier.
Azkoyen launches its MIA milk technology for both fresh and rehydrated milk, enabling the homogeneous emulsification of fresh, rehydrated, or Easymilk, cup after cup, without requiring a steam boiler, adapting to different consumer preferences.

It ranks 17th among Spanish companies out of a total of 2,500 companies worldwide and secures 6th place in Spain for R&D investment per employee, with an average of €16,000 per employee.