Hydroelectric Workshops of Maggia SA IT DE Main menu OFIMA in short Company structure Headquarters Company philosophy Energy and environment Production Finances Visits and videos Danger Alerts Water alarm Dangerous streams Dangerous reservoirs Established on 10 December 1949, the Officine Idroelettriche della Maggia SA uses the water forces of the Maggia and its tributaries up to Lake Maggiore. They also participate in other companies in the sector. The share capital of Ofima is CHF 100 million and, in accordance with the articles of association, the shareholder partners undertake to withdraw their share of the energy and pay the associated operating costs. The Ofima also own 50% of the company Aegina SA, owner of the Gries basin and the Altstafel power plant. The hydroelectric complex was built in two stages. In the 1950s, the "Maggia 1" plants: Sambuco, Peccia, Cavergno and Verbano with water concession until the end of 2035. Expiration instead in 2048 for the "Maggia 2" plants: Cavagnoli-Naret, Robiei and Bavona, built in the 60s. Let's face the challenge We are qualified to achieve a competitive position among leading energy producers. We focus on manufacturing operations and deliver energy, power and regulation to the grid in a timely manner. With a lean and dynamic organization, careful plant maintenance and continuous staff training, we aim to systematically increase company efficiency. The composition of the shareholder structure 30 % Axpo Power AG 20 % Canton Ticino 12.5 % Alpiq Suisse SA 12.5 % IWB 10 % City of Zurich 10 % BKW Energie AG 5 % Energie Wasser Bern Back News Job offers Press releases Other Links Contacts Robiei Central Renewal Press release (26.8.2016) Corriere del Ticino (27.8.2016) Photo Gallery Reserved Area VR extranet Extranet Betriebleiter Hydroelectric Workshops of Maggia SA