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Directory of Indian Businesses Based in France DIRECTORY OF INDIAN BUSINESSES IN FRANCE AMBASSADOR’S MESSAGE Vinay Mohan Kwatra Ambassador of India in France Dear friends, It gives me great satisfaction to reiterate that India and France enjoy a strategic partnership New year greetings to all of you. and the economic and commercial cooperation is a very important component of our bilateral As we usher in 2018, we can feel the palpable relations. There are unlimited synergies in energy and the manifest promise of the Indian various sectors including defence, agricultural, economy. There are opportunities galore, waiting energy, transport and communication, space to be harnessed. The international business and aviation and health to name a few. However, community realizes the importance of this our economic bilateral exchanges have much moment and is heavily investing in different more potential than that currently exists and sectors of Indian economy. The Government we look forward to improve, both the quality of India is proactively working towards making and quantity of these exchanges. the investment climate more and more business Presence of French businesses in India is friendly. This trend is being reflected in many significant and the presence of Indian businesses international rankings like India’s recent jump in France is also on the rise. The Indian companies by 30 places within a single year to reach the present in France play a great role in strengthening 100th position in World Bank’s 2017 ranking of the Indo-French economic partnership and ‘ease of doing business’. Similarly, the change bringing greater awareness about India in France, from 71st position three years ago to the highest especially in the business circles. ever 40th position out of 137 countries in the It gives me great pleasure to introduce to World Economic Forum’s competitiveness index you the directory of Indian businesses in France and upgradation of India’s sovereign bond rating and would like to extend my congratulations for the first time in nearly 14 years by Moody’s to all those who became a part of this. This are other testimonies to the fact. Projections is one of the efforts by the Embassy to for India in 2018 also echo with this trend- be it publicise the Indian business presence in IMF’s 7.4% growth rate estimate as the fastest France. We remain very attentive to all your growing economy or CEBR’s (UK based Economic suggestions on strengthening our bilateral Consultancy) projection for India as the World’s trade, commercial and economic cooperation. fifth largest economy ahead of UK and France. Please write to us at [email protected] REGION WISE SPREAD OF INDIAN COMPANIES IN FRANCE Hauts-de-France Normandie Grand Est Paris Region (Ile-de-France) Bretagne Pays de la Loire Centre-Val de Loire Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Nouvelle-Aquitaine Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Occitanie REGION Total REGION Total Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 14 Normandie 1 Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 4 Nouvelle-Aquitaine 3 Bretagne 1 Occitanie 9 Centre-Val de Loire 3 Paris Region (Ile-de-France) 52 Grand Est 9 Pays de la Loire 3 Hauts-de-France 7 Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur 4 CONTENT Aakash (Aarti) 6 Larsen & Toubro 18 Aequs Aerospace France 6 Mécanique Générale Langroise 18 (MGL France) AESA Air Engineering 7 Media India Group 19 Air India 7 NaanDanJain France 19 AsiaCom 8 Novelis PAE 20 ATE (Aero Technique Espace) 8 NRF France 20 AXISCADES Engineering Technology 9 Royal Enfield 21 Bank of India 9 Sintex Nief Plastic Group 21 BE Vaccines 10 SMR Automotive Systems France 22 Centum Adetel 10 Span Diagnostics 22 CG Sales Networks France 11 State Bank of India 23 Cyient GmbH 11 Tata Communications 23 Electrosteel France 12 Tata Consultancy Services 24 Global Cloud Xchange 12 Tata Elxsi 24 Guna Enterprises India 13 Tata Steel France Bâtiment 25 HCL Technologies France 13 et Systèmes Hinduja Investment and 14 Tata Steel Maubeuge 25 Project Services Tata Steel Unitol 26 Hinduja Tech 14 TechMahindra 26 House of Sparrow 15 Tethys Instruments 27 Indo French Business Consultants 15 UPL France 27 Infosys 16 Westrup France 28 Jaguar Land Rover France 16 Wipro 28 Jet Airways 17 Zify 29 L&T Infotech 17 Zydus France 29 DIRECTORY OF INDIAN BUSINESSES IN FRANCE Aakash (Aarti) Aakash is purveyor of fine teas, tisanes & herbal infusion from world over. It’s selection includes over 500 teas & herbal infusions from some of the most prestigious estates in the world. Working with plantations around the globe, AAKASH proposes selected health beneficial herbal infusions to suit most Aakash (Aarti) occasions. They supply in bulk, in loose form Mr. DilipKapacee or packed under private brand. Managing Director Coordinates 86 avenue des Pages 78110 Le Vésinet Tel.: (+33)01 61 04 99 20, 06 60 87 27 19 E-Mail: [email protected] Aequs Aerospace France Aequs Aerospace Private Limited provides precision machining, sheet metal fabrication, assembly, and processing services for aerospace sector. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Hattargi, India. Aequs Aerospace Private Limited operates as a subsidiary of Aequs Aequs Aerospace France Private Limited. Mr. Ismaël Ahmed General Manager Coordinates Chemin des Joncherolles, 93380 Pierrefitte Tel.: +33(0)1 48 21 61 10 E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Web.: www.aequs.com 6 AESA Air Engineering AESA Air Engineering S.A. was founded in 1984 and is based in Thann, France with additional offices in India, Singapore, Egypt, Hong Kong, and China. As of June 20, 2007, AESA Air Engineering S.A. operates as a subsidiary of Batliboi Limited. It provides air AESA Air Engineering engineering and conditioning, dust filtration, Mr. Ivan Knecht industrial ventilation, and waste removal Sales Director and collection solutions for textile, paper, tobacco, and food industries in France and Coordinates internationally. 78 faubourg des Vosges, 68804 Thann Tel.: (+33)03 89 38 34 34, (+33)03 89 38 34 04 E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Web.: www.aesa-ae.com Air India Operating from 10 cities in Europe , Air India, the national carrier is the main Indian operator to Europe. Flying to the four continents and operating 106 destinations including 69 cities in India, the company is a major player in opening India’s economy to the world. From France, the company operates a daily Boeing 787 Dreamliner to Air India Delhi from Roissy Charles De Gaulle 2 and Mr. Rajinder Nath from 19 provincial cities in collaboration Manager France with TGV AIR. Coordinates 5 rue des Colonnes, 75002 Paris Tel.: (+33) 01 55 35 40 01 E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Web.: www.airindia.fr 7 DIRECTORY OF INDIAN BUSINESSES IN FRANCE AsiaCom Asiacom is a creative and strategic branding agency based in New-Delhi, with offices in Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai & Paris, and is specialised in the comprehensive digital solutions for SMEs, including social media, website design, content generation, corporate Asiacom and social media videos and marketing and Dr Christine Nayagam consumer collaterals. Managing Director Coordinates 32 rue Le Peletier, 75009 Paris Tel.: (+33)0952533704, 00336 87 10 41 89 [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Web.: www.asiacom.in ATE (Aero Technique Espace) ATE, has been active for about 50 years and it specializes in the metal processing and ATE (Aero Technique Espace) coating business. ATE is a well-established Mr. Christian Lalane paint application company which operates Managing Director 3 paint facilities for new build Airbus and ATR aircraft located at Toulouse Airport Coordinates and have 4 paint facilities at Chateauroux Green Park, Bâtiment 3, 57 avenue Jean airport for both new build and aftermarket Monnet, 31770 Colomiers narrow and wide body aircrafts. Tel.: (+33) 05 62 48 54 90, 06 84 63 01 75 E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Web.: www.ate-industries.com 8 AXISCADES Engineering Technology AXISCADES , a Bangalore based company, is an Engineering Services, Products and Large Systems company addressing Aerospace & Defence, Heavy AXISCADES Engineering Technology Engineering and Automotive domains. Mr. Abhay Sharma Vice President-Aerospace (Europe) It has over 2200 engineers working on Design, Analysis, Avionics, Software, Testing, System Coordinates Integration, Manufacturing and Life cycle support CAP Constellation, Bâtiment B, 3 services and over 72 customers including the boulevard Henri Ziegler, 31700 Blagnac global OEMs like EADS / Airbus, Thales, DCNS, Tel.: (+33) 05 61 11 50 23, 06 29 45 MBDA, Safran, Morpho, Premium Aerotec, Boeing, 18 62 Bombardier, Alenia, Caterpillar, Volvo, Mercedes E-Mail: [email protected] Benz, etc. [email protected] Web.: www.axiscades.com Axiscades is the designated India Offset Partner (IOP) and in addition providing product and large systems such Electronic Warfare, Simulation, Test benches and Avionics equipment & software. Bank of India Bank of India was founded in 1906 in Mumbai. It was nationalized in 1969 and presently has overseas presence in 22 foreign countries spread over 5 continents – with 60 offices including 5 Subsidiaries, 5 Representative Offices and 1 Joint Bank of India Venture, at key banking and financial centres. Mr. Anoop Saxena Chief Manager Coordinates 4 rue Halevy, 75009 Paris Tel.: (+33) 01 42 66 50 04, 06 22 95 04 06 E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Web.: www.bankofindia.fr 9 DIRECTORY OF INDIAN BUSINESSES IN FRANCE BE Vaccines BE Vaccines SAS is the French subsidiary of the Indian biopharmaceutical company, Biological E. Limited, which produces and commercializes vaccines and medicines. BE Vaccines focuses on process development and manufacture of viral vaccines drug substance for Phase I & II clinical studies. BE Vaccines The company has significant expertise Ms.
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