BIC was founded in France in 1950 by Mr. Marcel Bich and named his surname. Today, Bick has grown into a prosperous and diversified consumer goods company, leading the fiercely competitive writing tools, lighters and razor industries.

In addition, BIC also owns many world-renowned brands: BIC, Ballograf, Conte, Sheaffer, Wite-out and Tipp-Ex. BIC Sport has two other subsidiaries: BIC Sport, which provides a wide variety of water sports products and BIC Graphic, which produces a wide variety of promotional gifts.

BIC has been growing and developing continuously, and the BIC logo can be seen in high-quality innovative products in more than 160 countries around the world. They are practical, affordable and universal.

Since Bick was founded in France more than fifty years ago, he has built the success of his business with his distinctive philosophy: providing every consumer with high-quality, high-performance BIC products, BIC Writing tools, lighters and razors have become part of the life journey of millions of consumers around the world, making Bick one of the world's well-known brands today.

In France, ballpoint pens, lighters and razors produced by Bick have been popular all over the world for decades. Bick products have also become synonymous with "good quality and low price".

After the end of World War II, Bick took out all his savings of 5,000 francs and bought a dipping pen factory in Clicher, a suburb of northwestern Paris with his friend Buffal. The sales of dipping pens are not smooth, so Bick finds ways to develop new products. In November 1953, the smooth and clear Bick ballpoint pen was released, and Bick Company was officially established. The Bick ballpoint pen was a short-lived product that was used up and abandoned at the time. It comes in many varieties and models, the more famous of which is the "Bic Crystal Ballpoint Pen". Because it has moderate water output and smooth writing, it is very popular in the market and has become a fine product among Bick ballpoint pens, sold to 130 countries and regions.

In 1973, on the 20th anniversary of the birth of the Bick ballpoint pen, Bick lighter was successfully released. The characteristics of BYC lighters are beautiful, compact, and easy to use. They are available in various types such as ultra-micro, flame fixation and electronic ignition. By the mid-1990s, daily sales around the world had reached 4 million.

After ballpoint pens and lighters firmly occupied the market, in 1975, Bick shaver was placed on the counter of the store again.