What Spigo Group does

Spigo Group is a privately held Spanish manufacturer of architectural wood acoustic solutions, founded in 1984 and headquartered in La Rioja, Spain, where it operates a single 7,500m² production facility. The company specializes in combining wood aesthetics with measured acoustic performance, producing six proprietary product families: Spigotec (41-model false ceiling line), Spigoacustic (~30-model phonoabsorbent wall/ceiling panels with weighted absorption coefficients from 0.208 to 0.593), Spigoline (70+-model solid wood slat systems), Spigoplank (decorative solid-wood volumetric panels in Ayous), Spigodoor (technical doors in Basic/Sound 32–42 dB/Fire RF30–RF60 variants), and Spigocompac (phenolic sports furniture). Products are available with certified fire-resistant (M-1, B-s2 d0) and humidity-resistant MDF treatments, and are specified through FIEBDC/BC3 (PRESTO) catalogs used by architects.

The company's commercial model is project-based custom manufacturing: customers (architects, contractors, facility managers) request tailored quotes that the commercial and export departments return within 48 hours, after which certified installers handle on-site fitting. Spigo serves cultural/performance venues, corporate offices, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, hospitality and retail spaces, and sports facilities, with a disclosed logo set spanning at least 22 named projects across seven verticals and six countries (Spain, UK, France, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Morocco). Internationally, the company works through a network of regional SPIGOCOLABORADORES, supports clients in 40+ countries, and actively participates in trade shows including Big 5 Construct Saudi Arabia 2025.

Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed; revenue is also not disclosed. The company has no disclosed subsidiaries, funding rounds, or external investors, and appears to be founder/management-owned. Marketing is conducted through a multilingual website (Spanish/English/French), a 160+ article blog, an email newsletter, and trade-show presence, with sales executed through dedicated commercial, export, and technical-support departments.

Name

Spigo Group

Legal name

Spigo Group

Website

https://spigogroup.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1984

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Spigo Group is a Spanish wood acoustic-solutions manufacturer producing proprietary panels, slats, ceilings, doors, and sports furniture for architects and contractors across cultural, corporate, healthcare, education, hospitality, and sports projects in 40+ countries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Architectural Wood Acoustic Solutions

NAICS

Veneer, Plywood, and Engineered Wood Product Manufacturing (3212), Wood Window and Door Manufacturing (321911)

SIC

Millwood, Veneer, Plywood, & Structural Wood Members (2430)

akta.pro primary industry

Hardwood Plywood & Decorative Panels Manufacturing (IMAMACAB)

akta.pro secondary industry

Engineered Wood Siding, Trim & Mouldings (IMAMACAI)

Keywords

• Wood acoustic panels
• False ceiling systems
• Acoustic wood solutions
• Technical wood doors
• Decorative wood cladding

Headquarters

HQ city

Logroño

HQ country

Spain

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Wood Acoustic Product Sales: Direct sales of manufactured wood acoustic solutions including panels, slats, false ceilings, technical doors, and sports furniture. Sales are project-based with customers (architects, contractors, facility managers) requesting quotes for specific product configurations. The company delivers detailed quotations within 48 hours and supplies products for installation by certified installers.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Spigo Group manufactures and sells engineered wood acoustic solutions for architectural projects, including phonoabsorbent wood acoustic panels (Spigoacustic), false wood ceilings (Spigotec), solid wood slat systems (Spigoline), decorative solid wood panels (Spigoplank), technical/acoustic/fire doors (Spigodoor), and phenolic sports furniture (Spigocompac). Products are sold via project-based quotations with 48-hour response times to architects, contractors, and facility managers across more than 40 countries.

Product overview

Spigo Group is a Spanish wood solutions company specializing in acoustic and decorative wood products for architectural and interior design applications. The company operates as a portfolio of complementary product lines: Spigotec (acoustic ceiling tiles with 41 models), Spigoacustic (phonoabsorbent wall/ceiling panels with ~30 models), Spigoline (wood slat systems with 70+ models), Spigoplank (decorative solid wood panels), Spigodoor (technical/acoustic/fire doors), and Spigocompac (phenolic sports furniture). Together, these products address acoustic treatment, aesthetic decoration, and functional requirements for ceilings, walls, doors, and sports facilities across commercial, public, and residential projects.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Spigotec: False wood ceiling system with various perforation patterns (circular, square, slotted, micro-perforated) for acoustic control and aesthetic appeal
• Spigoacustic
• Spigoline
• Spigoplank
• Spigodoor
• Spigocompac

Products and services

• Spigotec Wood acoustic ceiling tiles and false ceiling systems with 41 different models featuring various perforation patterns (circular, slotted, square, micro-perforated, and special designs) for acoustic control in public spaces such as offices, theaters, auditoriums, and hospitals.
• Spigoacustic Phonoabsorbent wood acoustic panels with approximately 30 models offering different degrees of sound absorption, featuring MDF core with thermally bonded acoustic veil on the hidden face, available with combinations of channels and circular perforations on the visible face.
• Spigoline Solid wood slat and grid cladding systems for walls and ceilings with over 70 models including Grid, Acoustic, and Linear variants, offering warm aesthetics and acoustic control capabilities with adjustable slat width, height, and spacing.
• Spigoplank Decorative solid wood panels for walls and ceilings made from Ayous/Samba wood, featuring volumetric and three-dimensional surface forms with reflective and diffusing acoustic properties that complement the conditioning of traditional Spigo acoustic panels.
• Spigodoor Technical wood doors available in three series: Basic (standard board/polystyrene core), Sound (acoustic with 32-42 dB sound reduction), and Fire (fire-resistant RF30/RF60 ratings), available with paint-ready MDF, wood veneer, or HPL laminate finishes.
• Spigocompac Phenolic sports furniture including lockers, benches (single and double with optional backrest, shoe rack, hook, upper shelf), and changing cabins designed for sports halls, gyms, swimming pools, and changing rooms.

Quantifiable outcome

• Acoustic panels with weighted absorption coefficients ranging from 0.070 to 0.593 depending on model and perforation type
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers24 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature7 records

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• BAUX: Swedish manufacturer of wood-wool acoustic panels for walls and ceilings. Directly competes with Spigo in the architectural wood acoustic panel category, serving similar commercial and public-sector projects with similar specifier-driven GTM.
• Topakustik: Swiss manufacturer specializing in perforated and slotted wood panel systems for acoustic walls and ceilings. Direct product overlap with Spigo's acoustic panels and wood slat systems, serving similar European architectural projects.
• Bute Architectural: UK-based manufacturer of architectural wood panels and acoustic solutions for high-end commercial interiors. Comparable to Spigo in serving cultural, hospitality, and corporate segments with premium wood acoustic finishes.
• Gustafs Panel Solutions: Swedish producer of architectural wood panels and slat ceiling/wall systems for acoustic, fire, and decorative applications. Closely aligned with Spigo's Spigotec and Spigoline lines in terms of product, customer (architects/specifiers), and perforation-based acoustic performance.

Broad incumbents

• Knauf Insulation: Global building materials major with extensive acoustic ceiling and wall product portfolios (Heradesign, Knauf AMF). Overlaps with Spigo in commercial acoustic ceilings but competes primarily with non-wood materials and serves a much broader construction customer base.
• Rockfon: Stone-wool acoustic ceiling manufacturer serving commercial construction. Overlaps with Spigo's ceiling-focused Spigotec product line but operates at much larger scale and via a broader distribution model.
• Hunter Douglas Architectural: Global architectural products manufacturer with wood-veneer ceilings, walls, and sun-control systems. Overlaps with Spigo in commercial ceiling and wall finishing but serves a substantially broader portfolio of building envelope and interior products.
• Saint-Gobain Ecophon: Subsidiary of Saint-Gobain focused on acoustic ceiling and wall solutions for offices, healthcare, and education. Competes with Spigo in the same end-use verticals but offers broader, predominantly non-wood product ranges at scale.

Regional players

• Pladur / Grupo Pladur: Spanish building materials company with plasterboard and ceiling solutions, sharing the Iberian market with Spigo. Regional incumbent with overlapping customer segments in Spanish commercial and residential construction.

Emerging players

• Technicial Acoustics (STARUS Group): European manufacturer of wood slat and acoustic panel systems marketed under the Acupan and STARUS brands. Direct product overlap with Spigo's slat systems, though with more limited geographic distribution and brand recognition.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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