Parlym in the news

Parlym SAS is projected to have 973 employees worldwide by March 2026, marking a 37.8% growth from its 2023 headcount of 707.

Parlym won the engineering studies contract for the Yoyo-Yolanda gas project, a cross-border initiative between Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, advancing its development.

Parlym was selected to conduct engineering studies for the $4 billion Yoyo-Yolanda cross-border gas project, which is jointly developed by Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea and operated by Chevron.

Parlym was chosen to lead the engineering studies for the Yoyo-Yolanda cross-border gas project between Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea.

Parlym, founded in 1973, is shifting from its origins in oil and gas engineering towards nuclear engineering.

Parlym, an engineering group, is expanding its global industrial footprint through strategic acquisitions, targeting 320 million euros in revenue by 2025 and moving into manufacturing and bio-industrial sectors.

A French consortium, Parlym-Negri, will build an oil jetty at Kribi Port in Cameroon to boost energy security and storage capacity.

Parlym-Negri secured a contract in Cameroon to develop the port infrastructure for the Kribi Hydrocarbons Terminal, enhancing the country's petroleum storage and supply capabilities.

Sodecoton is seeking to build a 110 kVa solar power plant at its Touboro factory to reduce diesel use and enhance energy autonomy, with several companies including Parlym Drone bidding.

De Smet Engineers & Contractors plans to double its revenue to 100 million euros after being acquired by French group Parlym.

Parlym is a French engineering group engaged in nuclear and industrial projects with international career opportunities, strong employee support, and a commitment to environmental and social initiatives.

Parlym acquired Dimeo to expand its nuclear engineering capabilities and production, aiming to grow revenue and decarbonize its portfolio by 2027.

Parlym expands its industrial engineering capabilities by acquiring Constructions mécaniques Dimeo, strengthening its presence in nuclear, aerospace, and defense sectors.

Parlym expands into Europe by acquiring Italian engineering firm ProEco, creating balanced geographic hubs in Africa and Europe and reinforcing its industrial engineering leadership.

Parlym and Enogia have teamed up to distribute waste heat-to-electricity modules across France and Africa, advancing Parlym's green strategy.

Parlym is intensifying its commitment to energy transition by focusing on decarbonized activities, strategic energy solutions, partnerships, and recruitment to support clients' low-carbon projects.

Parlym is a global industrial engineering group focused on turnkey projects and intellectual services, mainly in Africa and France, growing steadily with strategic support and expansion plans.

Parlym secured a 3.3 billion FCFA contract to build a large domestic gas storage tank in Yaoundé to improve gas supply reliability.