The team formerly played in the Polska Hokej Liga, the top-level ice hockey league in Poland, with their highest finish being 5th place, which they achieved in their final year of competing.
While Hockey Club Gdańsk was formed in 2012, agreeing to take on Stoczniowiec's debt, and meaning that by the time the club was formed there was already another ice hockey team in the city, the members continued to push on creating the team anyway.
[2] After the club secured promotion to the Polska Hokej Liga it was announced that they would be dropping Stoczniowiec from their name, in part to stop confusion with the original team called Stoczniowiec which had reformed, and in part to create their own clubs identity.
[5] The next two seasons provided similar results for MH Automatyka, finishing in 8th and 9th place.
The season however provided difficulties behind the scenes, with the pandemic affecting the clubs finances, and the management company of Hala Olivia and the club unable to reach agreements on rental prices and the sharing of marketing income.