Breville Meal Maker slow cooker

Breville is an iconic Australian brand with a legacy dating back to 1932. Originally founded in Sydney by Bill O’Brien and Harry Norville, the company initially gained fame for its radios and later for the invention of the toasted sandwich maker in the 1970s. Today, Breville is a global leader in premium kitchen appliances, known for its focus on industrial design and engineering innovation.

While the products are primarily designed and engineered at the company's headquarters in Alexandria, New South Wales, Australia, the physical manufacturing is carried out in specialized industrial clusters in China. This global supply chain allows the brand to maintain high-quality standards while utilizing efficient large-scale production facilities.

Breville Group Limited (ASX: BRG) is a publicly traded entity on the Australian Securities Exchange. It owns a portfolio of high-end brands, including Sage (used in Europe), Kambrook, and Baratza. As of 2026, the company continues to operate as an independent Australian multinational, with major institutional investment from entities such as Premier Investments Limited, which remains a significant stakeholder.