Alfeor in the news

Alfeor, a new French industrial group, is acquiring a part of Ateliers de la Meuse to produce storage drums for spent nuclear fuel, securing about 50 jobs.

Alfeor, an industrial group consolidating nuclear sector SMEs, has achieved continuous growth since its first acquisitions a year ago.

Arnaud Montebourg is partnering with Pierre-Édouard Stérin to invest in the French nuclear supply chain through their company Alfeor.

Arnaud Montebourg, with support from Pierre-"douard St in's fund, is building Alfeor to consolidate businesses within the nuclear industry.

Alfeor appoints Louis d’Harcourt as Head of Operational Transformation to enhance industrial excellence and consolidate its position in the French nuclear sector.

Alfeor acquired Deltafluid to expand its technical capabilities in fluid control and measurement for the French nuclear sector.

Deltafluid, a Lacq-based company, was acquired by Alfeor to contribute its expertise to the resurgence of the French nuclear energy sector.

Alfeor acquired Deltafluid, its fifth acquisition, to consolidate the nuclear industry by integrating a PME specializing in Venturi tubes for fluid measurement in nuclear plants.

Delta Metal CEO Emmanuel Patinet has sold his 105-employee industrial company to nuclear equipment group Alfeor.

Industrial group Alfeor is acquiring four SMEs to establish itself as a mid-sized equipment supplier for the nuclear industry.

Alfeor acquired two nuclear sector SMEs in Indre to expand its equipment manufacturing operations.

Alfeor, a nuclear equipment supplier, acquired Delta Metal and Effitech, bringing its total acquisitions to four, reaching 30 million euros in revenue and 200 employees, with plans for further consolidation in the nuclear subcontractor sector.

Alfeor acquired Delta Metal and Effitech, two French SMEs specializing in metallurgical fasteners for nuclear, rail, and defense sectors, and metallurgical testing.

Alfeor, a nuclear equipment supplier, is rapidly expanding its operations through strategic acquisitions, aiming to become a leader in the French and European nuclear sector.

Alfeor, a new nuclear industry equipment supplier, acquired TSM and ALM to consolidate its position as a key subcontractor in the French nuclear sector, focusing on energy sovereignty and reindustrialization.

Les Nouveaux Ateliers de la Meuse, co-owned by Alfeor and Wallonie Entreprendre, has relaunched to manufacture nuclear waste storage drums after the original company's bankruptcy.

Arnaud Montebourg is launching Alfeor to consolidate and invest in small nuclear industry subcontractors facing succession and funding challenges.

Arnaud Montebourg is launching Alfeor to rebuild and consolidate the French nuclear supply chain through strategic investments.

Alfeor, launched by Arnaud Montebourg and Otium Capital, aims to consolidate and strengthen French nuclear subcontracting SMEs through investments and acquisitions, aspiring to be a "Valeo of nuclear."

Arnaud Montebourg co-founded Alfeor with Otium Capital to create a French nuclear equipment supplier by consolidating subcontracting SMEs.