Groupe CAL - Coopérative Agricole Lorraine in the news

ManutOne, part of Groupe CAL, opened a new sustainable facility in Ville-en-Vermois to celebrate JCB's 80th anniversary and showcase new machinery, enhancing service for agricultural and construction clients.

ManutOne is growing its construction equipment business, now 30% of its activity, with a new BTP-focused agency opening in Dijon.

ManutOne opened a new sustainable facility in Ville-en-Vermois to celebrate JCB's 80th anniversary, showcasing new machinery and strengthening its service network in the Grand Est region.

Groupe CAL's 'Terrevolution' event promotes innovative agricultural practices and sustainability through hands-on workshops for farmers.

ManutOne opened a new sustainable 2,500 m² agricultural equipment base in Ville-en-Vermois to expand service and strengthen its partnership with JCB.

ManutOne opened a new sustainable facility in Ville-en-Vermois to expand its agricultural equipment services and strengthen its partnership with JCB.

Groupe CAL has inaugurated a new base for its ManutOne division, focusing on sustainable development and expansion into new territories.

A new agro-equipment base by Mecavista will be built in Girancourt, creating 12 jobs by 2026.

Coopérative Agricole Lorraine advanced strategic projects in 2022/23, expanding agro-equipment sales, reintegrating grain marketing, developing service packages, and launching a CSR strategy, achieving strong financial results.

CAL experienced significant revenue growth despite hyperinflation challenges, leading to strategic changes in grain marketing.

Groupe CAL is strategically shifting towards corporate social responsibility to enhance sustainability and value.

Cooperatives are innovating in energy and agriculture while enhancing member engagement through various initiatives.

ManutOne is constructing a new sustainable headquarters in Ville-en-Vermois with a 5 million euro investment.

ManutOne, part of Groupe CAL, is expanding its partnership with JCB to grow in construction and agricultural equipment, aiming for €40M revenue by 2025 with new regional bases and a headquarters.

ManutOne, a subsidiary of Groupe CAL, is expanding into the BTP market with a focus on eco-friendly machinery and aims for significant revenue growth.

Pierre-Antoine Ferru leads Coopérative Agricole Lorraine with a strategy to modernize operations, expand services, and grow the machinery business by 2030.

The Coopérative Agricole Lorraine ended its long-term John Deere distribution to switch to AGCO brands, while John Deere assigned the territory to the Haag group, reshaping agricultural equipment distribution in Lorraine.

Mecavista has lost its John Deere distribution rights and will now sell Fendt and Valtra equipment.

Mecavista has lost its John Deere distribution rights and will now sell Fendt and Valtra equipment.