CLAUGER in the news

Frédéric Minssieux, President of Clauger, received the EY Entrepreneur of the Year award in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes for his industrial group specializing in refrigeration, air treatment, and energy efficiency.

Clauger acquired Lebrun's industrial refrigeration business.

French giant Clauger acquired Belgian refrigeration pioneer Lebrun Group, a leader in industrial refrigeration.

French company Clauger acquired Lebrun Industrie, a Belgian leader in industrial refrigeration.

Clauger has acquired the industrial activities of Lebrun in Belgium, expanding its European presence.

Lebrun, a Belgian industrial refrigeration leader since 1876, has been acquired by the French group Clauger, which had 850 million in turnover last year.

Frédéric Minssieux is driving Clauger to a 1 billion euro revenue by 2026 through international expansion and diversified industrial refrigeration solutions.

Clémentine Mathieu, Clauger's fleet manager, details the company's electric fleet transition and strategies for optimizing TCO and charging.

Clémentine Mathieu, fleet manager at Clauger, detailed the company's electric vehicle transition, which has led to a 30% reduction in Total Cost of Ownership and improved regulatory compliance.

Clauger SAS is projected to reach approximately 2,427 employees worldwide by March 2026, marking a 38.3% growth from its 2023 headcount.

Clauger, a family-owned industrial refrigeration and air treatment specialist, is expanding its operations into the Touraine region.

France's supermarket refrigeration market, a pioneer of the hypermarket model, is rapidly adopting low-emission and natural refrigerant technologies, driven by environmental regulations and energy efficiency goals.

Apari ETI podcast featured executives including Clauger's president discussing medium-sized enterprises on BFM Business.

On January 28, 2026, Patrice Bégay hosted Pari ETI with leaders including Clauger's president Frédéric Minssieux as guests.

Aéro Textile Concept produces artisanal textile air ducts mainly for the agro-food sector, pioneering textile technology over traditional metal ducts.

Clauger is electrifying its 1,350-vehicle fleet by prioritizing fast-charging models and supporting employees through the cultural shift away from combustion engines.

Clauger prioritizes fast charging capacity in its electric fleet transition, finding cultural habits and cost incentives key to adoption among employees.

Paul Minssieux, founder of Clauger, remained actively involved in his company and leadership roles beyond retirement age, passing operational control to his son.

Clauger uses AI to improve industrial refrigeration and air treatment operations, emphasizing quality and ethical considerations.

Clauger empowers its 3,000 employees to create custom AI assistants, boosting productivity and quality through a decentralized, practical AI adoption strategy.