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Gican Presentation www.gican.asso.fr SOMMAIRE • SUMMARY ÉDITORIAL .................................................................................................................................................................... 05 EDITORIAL PRÉSENTATION ...................................................................................................................................................... 08 PRESENTATION CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION ........................................................................................................... 11 BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS MISSIONS...................................................................................................................................................................... 12 MISSIONS ORGANISATION ...................................................................................................................................................... 15 ORGANIZATION EURONAVAL ............................................................................................................................................................. 19 EUROMARITIME, EUROWATERWAYS ................................................................................. 21 ÉQUIPE .............................................................................................................................................................................. 22 TEAM LISTE DES SOCIÉTES ADHÉRENTES ....................................................................................... 27 LIST OF MEMBER COMPANIES SOCIÉTES ADHÉRENTES .......................................................................................................................... 31 COMPANY DATA SHEETS INDEX DES SOCIÉTES PAR ACTIVITÉS ...............................................................................255 COMPANY INDEX BY ACTIVITIES WHO’S WHO ? ...................................................................................................................................................279 LISTE DES ANNONCEURS .................................................................................................................295 ADVERTISERS LIST GICAN 60 rue de Monceau 75008 PARIS - France Tel. : +33 (0) 1 56 59 15 15 - Mail : [email protected] www.gican.asso.fr www.gican.asso.fr ANNUAIRE - DIRECTORY 2016 3 www.gican.asso.fr ÉDITORIAL L’industrie maritime française, au deuxième rang européen et au sixième rang mondial, est forte d’un savoir-faire exceptionnel dans la construction des navires et des systèmes maritimes les plus complexes. Elle est portée par de grands groupes et accompagnée par un tissu dense et innovant de près d’un millier de PME. Engagée sur les marchés exports, l’industrie maritime française se développe dans les domaines du transport maritime, de la croisière, de la défense, des navires de service, de la sécurité, des énergies marines renouvelables, de la valorisation des mers, des infrastructures côtières et portuaires, et de la protection des océans. La filière française des industries maritimes, fédérée par le GICAN, représente aujourd’hui plus de 42 000 emplois directs pour un chiffre d’affaires de près de 8,5 milliards d’euros. Depuis dix ans, l’activité industrielle est demeurée relativement stable en dépit des fluctuations des carnets de commande. Elle entre, aujourd’hui, dans une nouvelle ère avec une progression des commandes tout à fait remarquable et, souhaitons-le, durable. L’année 2014 a ainsi été marquée par une reprise de l’activité (+ 15 % en volume selon le baromètre LCL) qui devrait se maintenir en 2015 avec une prévision de croissance de 20 % envisagée pour la construction navale civile. Dans leur ensemble, les chantiers navals et les équipementiers français connaissent actuellement de beaux succès à l’international dans les domaines civil et militaire. Après avoir réuni en 2009 la construction navale civile et l’industrie d’armement naval, le GICAN a aujourd’hui le souhait, dans le contexte de maritimisation de l’économie mondiale, de favoriser le développement de l’ensemble de l’industrie maritime française pour lui permettre de jouer un rôle de premier plan dans l’exploitation, la valorisation, la sécurisation et la protection des espaces maritimes, aéromaritimes, sous-marins et côtiers. Cet annuaire GICAN 2016 présente les entreprises du secteur naval et maritime qui relèvent les grands enjeux sociétaux, économiques et sécuritaires de la maritimisation et de la croissance bleue. Patrick BOISSIER Président GICAN Photo © T. Nectoux T. Photo © www.gican.asso.fr ANNUAIRE - DIRECTORY 2016 5 www.gican.asso.fr EDITORIAL France’s maritime industry ranks second in Europe and sixth in the world. It boasts exceptional expertise in vessel construction and the most complex maritime systems. It is backed by major groups and accompanied by a dense, innovative network of almost one thousand small businesses. With a high level of commitment to export markets, France’s maritime industry continues to develop in the sectors of maritime transport, cruise, defence, service vessels, security, renewable marine energies, promotion of sea, coastal and port infrastructures, and ocean protection. Today the French sector of maritime industries, federated by the GICAN, represents more than 42,000 direct jobs for a turnover of close to 8,5 billion Euros. Industrial activity has been relatively stable over the last ten years despite fluctuating order books. The sector is now entering a new era with a significant increase in orders, which we hope will be sustainable. 2014 will be remembered as the year for a recovery in activity (+15% in volume according to the LCL barometer) which is expected to persist in 2015 with a 20% growth forecast for civil shipbuilding. As a whole, French shipyards and equipment suppliers are currently experiencing international growth in both civil and military sectors. After bringing together civil shipbuilding and the naval armament industry in 2009, today the GICAN is seeking to promote development of the entire French maritime industry, within the context of global economic “maritimization”. This will allow the GICAN to play a leading role operating, promoting, securing and protecting maritime, air-sea, submarine and coastal areas. This GICAN 2016 directory presents those businesses in the naval and maritime sectors committed to taking up the major society, economic and security challenges of maritimization and blue growth. Patrick BOISSIER Chairman GICAN Photo © T. Nectoux T. Photo © www.gican.asso.fr ANNUAIRE - DIRECTORY 2016 7 PRÉSENTATION DU GICAN Le GICAN est un groupement professionnel qui rassemble les industriels français du secteur naval et maritime. Il réunit les grands maîtres d’œuvre, systémiers et équipementiers ainsi que les PME/ETI qui concourent à la conception, la construction, la maintenance et la mise en œuvre des navires militaires, des navires de commerce de moyens et grands tonnages, ainsi que des navires spécialisés, et participent à l’émergence des Energies Marines Renouvelables. Dans un contexte de maritimisation de l’économie mondiale, l’ambition du GICAN est de favoriser le développement de l’industrie maritime française pour lui permettre de jouer un rôle de premier plan dans la valorisation, la sécurisation et la protection des espaces maritimes, aéro-maritimes, sous-marins et côtiers. Ce groupement a pour objet la promotion et la défense des intérêts des entreprises adhérentes. Il est qualifié pour engager et suivre avec les représentants d’autres industries ou d’autres groupements, français et européens, toutes les questions susceptibles d’influer sur le développement de l’industrie navale et maritime. Chiffres clés • Près de 160* sociétés membres • Environ 8,5 milliards d’euros de chiffre d’affaires cumulé pour la filière française • Plus de 40 000 emplois *chiffre en date d’avril 2016 incluant les pôles et clusters qui représentent une sphère d’influence de plus de 500 sociétés. www.gican.asso.fr 8 ANNUAIRE - DIRECTORY 2016 www.gican.asso.fr www.gican.asso.fr GICAN PRESENTATION The GICAN is a professional organization bringing together French industrialists from the shipbuilding and maritime sector. It unites major contractors, system and equipment providers, as well as SMEs and MMCs who contribute to the design, construction, maintenance and implementation of military vessels, medium and large tonnage trade vessels, and specialized vessels. They also play an important role in the emergence of Marine Renewable Energies. The GICAN’s ambition is to promote the development of the French maritime industry, within the context of global economic “maritimization”. This will allow the GICAN to play a leading role promoting, securing and protecting maritime, air-sea, submarine and coastal areas. The aim of this organization is to promote and defend the interests of its member companies. Alongside representatives of other industries and groups, both French and European, it has the qualifications to initiate and implement all issues that affect the development of the naval and maritime industry. Key figures • Around 160* member companies • A turnover of approximately 8,5 billion euros accumulated for the French industry • More than 40,000 jobs *figures as of April 2016 including hubs and clusters that represent a sphere of influence of more than 500 companies. www.gican.asso.fr www.gican.asso.fr ANNUAIRE - DIRECTORY 2016 9 www.gican.asso.fr CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION • BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION MEMBRES DU BUREAU MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Monsieur Patrick BOISSIER ____________________________
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