Groupe LHOTELLIER in the news

The video "Ecolab #17" highlights Groupe Lhotellier and its focus on innovation as an intermediate-sized enterprise.

SNPC, a subsidiary of Groupe Lhotellier, used foam bitumen on a road construction project, significantly reducing project time, cost, and carbon emissions by reusing existing materials.

Groupe Lhotellier, a construction and infrastructure services company, has unveiled its new organization and strategic plan to achieve 500 million euros in revenue and a generational transition by 2030.

Groupe Lhotellier and Caisse d'épargne Normandie partnered to help businesses with energy transition by deploying solar power and reducing carbon footprint.

Groupe Lhotellier, a Normandy construction group, is launching its 'Excellence 2030' strategic plan with a strong focus on ecological transition as Paul Lhotellier prepares to transfer leadership to his son.

Groupe Lhotellier launched its "Excellence 2030" roadmap to strengthen its position and accelerate development in environmental transition markets, reorganizing activities into six divisions and focusing on ecological transition.

Groupe Lhotellier, a construction and public works specialist, created the "Excellence 2030" strategic plan to address recruitment and skills development in the context of ecological transition.

Lhotellier Group aims to grow its revenue to 500 million euros by 2030 by diversifying into renovation and plant engineering, expanding geographically, and recruiting 300 new employees.

Paul Lhotellier discusses his public works company's upcoming projects, challenges from the Iran war, gender diversity, and talent recruitment.

Groupe Lhotellier is recruiting 50 apprentices for September 2026, offering diverse roles from CAP to engineering, with 60% of previous apprentices transitioning to permanent contracts.

Groupe Lhotellier is recruiting 50 apprentices for various construction-related roles for September 2026, offering contracts from 12 to 24 months.

The Lhôtellier construction group is preparing to transfer leadership from Paul Lhotellier to his son Mattéo, continuing its family legacy.

Paul Lhotellier is preparing to pass leadership of the diversified construction group Lhotellier to his son by 2028, ensuring continuity with a solid strategic plan.

Groupe Lhotellier launched a sustainable construction hub on a rehabilitated industrial site to promote circular economy and local synergy.

Groupe Lhotellier opened its fourth construction village in Grand-Quevilly, integrating recycling and modular building to innovate and promote sustainable construction.

Groupe Lhotellier is driving growth and innovation in construction through a collaborative sustainable construction village, significant investments, and advocating for long-term, adaptive building solutions despite regulatory challenges.

Lhotellier opened its 4th responsible construction village in Grand-Quevilly, hosting multiple activities and partners on a former industrial site.

Groupe Lhôtellier modernized its EVDS asphalt plant to boost capacity, increase recycled content, and reduce environmental impact through energy-efficient technologies and rail transport.

Philippe Lhotellier, a key industrial figure in Montrichard, led his family business to global success in containers and aerospace before economic challenges led to its partial sale.

Lhotellier invested €6 million to upgrade its Villers-Bretonneux plant to produce asphalt containing up to 50% recycled materials.