Market Snapshot France

1. Maritime Offshore Market Snapshot
FRANCE - MZBL

2. INDEX
• Major shipyards, vessel types, business potential
• Main ship design & engineering companies, concept
design companies EPC’s
• Major marine engine, propulsion and machinery
manufacturers, major machine workshops
• Major Marine dealers, agents, consultants
• Big Turn Key Contractors
• Shipbuilding Associations
• Ship-owners
• Oil and Gas companies
• Big Projects
• Major maritime fairs in France

3. Shipyards
• STX Europe – St Nazaire
• STX Europe’s order book
• DCNS
• PIRIOU
• DAMEN shiprepair yards
• Chantiers navals de Marseille
• SOCARENAM

4. STX Europe - St Nazaire
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Web-site www.stxfrance.com -www.stxsolutions.fr
Location St Nazaire
Ownership 66,6 % STX Business Group – 33,4 % French State
Type of
ships
Passengers and Cruising ship from medium to very large size
Military vessels
Offshore platforms focusing on renewable energies
Company
information
Established 1860’s
Contact
information
General Director: Laurent Casting
Avenue Antoine BOURDELLE
CS 90180
44613 Saint Nazaire Cedex
tél. : +33 (0)2 51 10 43 16
E-mail: france@stxeurope.com
Business
potential for
Finnish
suppliers
Suitable for Suppliers of Turku and Helsinki shipyards and
off-shore specialists
Figures Staff: 2000 persons, 8 billion € turnover
Offshore
and Ship
building
Military ship

5. STX Europe
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ORDER BOOK
Delivery date Type
April 2016 Confirmed order : Oasis III - RCCL
Spring 2017 Confirmed order : VISTA I (Freedom size) - MSC
April 2018 Confirmed order : Oasis IV - RCCL
Spring 2019 Confirmed order : VISTA II - MSC
2019 - 2021 Letter of intention: 2 Medium size cruise ships for RCI
2020 - 2022 Letter of intention: 2 more VISTA type for MSC
2016 – 2020 Future expected project: 20 Offshore electrical substations
2015 – 2022 Maintenance contract with DCNS : 3 BPC military ships
Offshore
and Ship
building
Military ship

6. DCNS
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Web-site www.dcnsgroup.com
Location Paris
Ownership 63,58 % French State – 35 % Thalès – other small
Type of ships
Military vessels – submarines
Renewable energy units
Offshore platforms
Special project
Company
information
Established 1860’s
• Hervé Guillou, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
• Bernard Planchais, Chief Operating Officer
• Bernard Huet, Deputy General Manager
Contact
information
DCNS – main office/headquaters
40 rue du Docteur Finlay
75015 Paris
Tel : +33 1 40 59 50 00
E-mail: info@dcn.fr
Business potential
for Finnish
suppliers
Suitable for Suppliers of Helsinki and
Rauma shiyards
Figures
12 500 employees – 13,2 billion Turn over in 2014 (1/3
exports, 1/3 French military orders, 1/3 maintenance and
services)
Offshore
and Ship
building
Military
ships

7. PIRIOU
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Web-site www.piriou.com
Location Concarneau (Britanny)
Ownership 80% private owned - 20% investment funds
Type of ships
leader of the French market for Fishing ships
and servicing ships (off-shore platforms, towing)
A lot of partnerships with DCNS
Company
information
Established 1965
Contact
information
CEO: Pascal Piriou
ZI du Moros
BP 521
29185 CONCARNEAU CEDEX
Tel : +33 2 98 97 09 48
Email : piriou@piriou.fr
Business potential
for Finnish
suppliers
Suitable for Suppliers of Helsinki and
Rauma shipyards
Figures 1000 employees – 151 million € of Turnover
Ship
repair
Design/
engineering

8. OCEA
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Web-site www.ocea.fr
Location Sable d’Olonne (Britanny)
Ownership 100% private owned
Type of ships
•Coastal surveillance
• Passengers transport
•Environment
• Motor Yachts
Company
information
Established 1987
Contact
information
Quai de la Cabaude - CS 50333 –
85109 LES SABLES D'OLONNE Cedex France
Tel : +33 2 51 21 05 90
E-mail : commercial@ocea.fr
Business potential
for Finnish
suppliers
Suitable for Suppliers of Helsinki and
Rauma shipyards
Figures
227 employees –
61 million € of Turnover
Design/
engineering

9. DAMEN shiprepair
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Web-site www.damenshiprepair.com
Location BREST - DUNKERQUE
Ownership DAMEN
Type of ships
15 Repair and Conversion yards worldwide
40 dry docks
Largest dry dock 420 x 80 m
More than 1,500 projects a year
1,500 employees
Brest: Main focus on repair and conversions of
larger vessels
Company
information
Integrated to Damen shiprepair in 2012
Contact
information
BP 31122
29211 BREST Cedex 1
Tél : +33 2 98 43 43 43
E-mail : info@damenshiprepairbrest
Business potential
for Finnish
suppliers
Suitable for Suppliers of Helsinki and
Rauma shipyards
Figures Brest : 214 employees
Ship
repair
Design/
engineering

10. Chantiers Navals de Marseille
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Web-site www.cndm.eu
Location Marseille
Ownership 100% Genova Industrie Navali (Italian)- San Giorgio del Porto
Type of ships
leader of the French market for Fishing ships
and servicing ships (off-shore platforms, towing)
Maintenance and repair for cruising ships
Company
information
Take over in 2010
Contact
information
Chantier Naval de Marseille
Terre Plein de Mourepiane
13344 Marseille Cedex 15
Tel: +33 491 58 09 82
E-mail: info@cndm.eu
Business potential
for Finnish
suppliers
Suitable for Suppliers of Helsinki and
Rauma shipyards
Figures Group: 300 employees
Refitting
and
conversion

11. SOCARENAM
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Web-site http://www.socarenam.com
Location Boulogne sur Mer
Ownership 100%
Type of ships Fishing ships, service ships, special projects
Company
information
Established in 1961
Contact
information
2 boulevard de Chatillon
62206 BOULOGNE SUR MER
Tél : + 33 (0)3 21 30 56 00
E-mail : socarenam.boulogne@socarenam.com
Business potential
for Finnish
suppliers
Suitable for Suppliers of Helsinki and
Rauma shipyards
Figures
Staff : 200 employees
Turnover: 20 M€
Refitting
and
conversion

12. Main ship design & engineering companies,
concept design companies, EPC’s
• STX Solutions
• AD Industrie
• SECOMAT
Smaller ones often used by STX France
• SHIP-ST
• ALPHA TECHNIQUES
• Arco Marine

13. STX SOLUTIONS – St Nazaire
STX Solutions
Avenue Antoine Bourdelle
44600 Saint-Nazaire
Tel: +33 2 51 10 91 00
www.stxsolutions.fr
Oil and gas ,Shipbuilding,Renewable energies, Power generation, Industry and building
STX Solutions, formed in 2007 in Saint-Nazaire, is a subsidiary of STX France, ex
Chantiers de l’Atlantique. STX France (2700 workforce) belongs to STX group (15
production sites, 16 000 workforce in 6 different countries).
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14. AD Industrie - PARIS
AD INDUSTRIE
2 rue de Bassano 75116 PARIS
Tel : +33 1 47 42 76 00
www.adgroupe.com
email : contact@adgroupe.com
AD Industrie, specialist in Mechanical and Hydraulic Engineering for the supply of highly
technical parts and precision mechanical assemblies, positions itself at the first level of
partnership with major Customers in sensitive and high technology sectors as
Aeronautics & Space, Defence and Energy.
The industrial strategy applied to mechanicals and hydraulics range is based on
combining know-how from 8 subsidiaries located in France, Morocco and Tunisia.
Staff: 1500 employees
Turnover: 190 M€
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15. SECOMAT INGENIERIE INDUSTRIELLE
MONTOIR DE BRETAGNE (next to St Nazaire)
SECOMAT INGENIERIE INDUSTRIELLE
Complexe Henri GAUTIER
44550 MONTOIR DE BRETAGNE
Tél : +33 (0)2 40 45 91 00
www.secomat.fr
E-mail : michel.heydon@secomat.fr
Basic and detailed Engineering for: Civil ships and Navy, Offshore Platforms, Production
of Oil & Gas, Refining, Chemical Industry, Aeronautics, Offshore Windpower, Safety and
Industrial Environment
Staff : 435 employees
Turnover : 34.7 M€
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16. SHIP – ST - NANTES
SHIP-ST - Nantes
6, rue Baboneau
44100 NANTES
Tel : +33 2.97.50.38.05
http://ship-st.com/
Ship-ST is a shipbuilding and naval architecture design firm composed of highly skilled
engineers, technicians and planners with several years of shipyard experience. Ship-ST
is a three-people partnership.
Based in Lorient and Nantes, in Western France, we benefit from a network of partners
to meet specific needs and extra loads.
Staff: 9 employees
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17. ALPHA TECHNIQUES - BREST
ALPHA TECHNIQUES
Port de commerce
4 rue de Madagascar
29200 Brest
Tel : +33 2 98 43 37 36
GSM : +33 6 12 21 74 09
And + 33 6 34 09 88 68
alpha-tech@wanadoo.fr
www.alpha-techniques.com
Staff: 6 to 9 employees
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18. ARCO MARINE – St Nazaire
Arco Marine
20 Allée de la Mer d'Iroise
44600 Saint-Nazaire
Tel : +33 2 40 53 47 12 / +33 6 61 61 91 86
www.arco-marine.fr
Founded in 2011 in St Nazaire. Arco Marine is ship design and engineering company.
Our main focus is ship building, transformation and refitting.
Arco Marine’s action starts from an idea, assistance and follow up of the project on
board the ship and on any kind of ship.
Staff : 5 employees
Turnover: 376 000 €
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19. Major marine engine,
propulsion and machinery
manufacturers, major machine
workshops
• Moteur Baudoin
• Maucour France
• Masson Marine SAS

20. Moteurs Baudoin – Cassis (south of France)
Société Internationale des Moteurs Baudouin
Technoparc du Brégadan, CS 50001
13711 Cassis Cedex
Tel: +33 488 688 500
http://www.moteurs-baudouin.fr/
Designs, manufactures and sells marine diesel engines and complete propulsion
solutions.
Established at the beginning of the 20th century, Moteurs Baudouin designs,
manufactures and sells marine diesel engines and complete propulsion solutions. Today,
it enjoys an unparalleled reputation thanks to the trust of marine professionals.
Staff: 200 employees – Turnover: 27 M€
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21. Maucour France
St Herblain (near St Nazaire)
Maucour France
5 rue de la Dutée - CP 1202 - 44806 Saint-Herblain cedex
Tel. 02 40 92 16 36 - Fax 02 40 92 02 89
info@maucour.fr
Having specialized in marine propellers and drive shafts manufacture since 1868, the
MAUCOUR company has accumulated a wealth of precious experience in this field,
whether it be for commercial shipping or pleasure craft.
MAUCOUR director Jean-Pierre BLAY runs the company from its head office in Saint-
Herblain, a marine crossroads on the edge of Nantes.
Ever since the company was founded, its philosophy has remained one of providing
customers with unbeatable service in terms of product quality, delivery times, and
prices, etc. For several years now, MAUCOUR, which originally conducted all its business
on French soil, has built up an international presence (EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA,
etc).
Staff: 10-19 employees
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22. MASSON MARINE SAS –
St Denis les Sens (Burgundy)
MASSON MARINE SAS
5 rue Henri Cavallier
89100 St Denis Les Sens
Tel : +33 3 86 95 62 00
E-mail: contact@masson-marine.com
www.masson-marine.com
Masson Marine is a marine propulsion company who masters, designs, produces and
'packages' the system.
To respond to the demand of its clients, Masson Marine has gone 'international' all
across the globe. As a matter of fact, ships fitted with Masson Marine propulsion
systems are being built, and are working, all over the world.
So, Masson Marine S.A.S., based in Sens (France), is the main production site, where all
of the production (from design to packing) is being done.
Staff: 30-50 employees – Turnover: 7,8 M€
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23. Major Marine dealers, agents,
consultants
• AMERALYS : Designer and interior fitting
services – negotiations
• EUROTECHNIA : technical assistance on the
shipyard – negotiations
• SECURE BUSINESS: assistance : administration,
accommodation etc… - negotiations

24. AMERALYS
275 Boulevard Marcel Paul
44800 Saint-Herblain
Tel: +33 2 40 63 74 25
m.roger@ameralys.com
www.ameralys.com
Ameralys is in the building and shipbuilding interior outfitting trade since several
decades.
The main advantage of Ameralys comes from its combined expertise in design studies,
coordination and supervision of Public Spaces in Hotels and prestigious residence.
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25. EUROTECHNIA
7 ALLEE DES BOURRELIERS
44160 Pontchâteau
Tel: +33 6 51 46 41 59
contact@eurotechnia.fr
http://www.eurotechnia.fr/
To assist you in your relationship with outboards companies
Experience in various industrial fields, 30 years professional activity, A competence network around
Europe, Your contacts aboard, Interpreting et translations, Training
To assist you in your daily development
Consulting in planning, negotiation, coaching, ...
Coaching, mediation, overboard business negotiator, ...
Cost & value analysis, ...
Interpreter, translation in all European languages.
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26. SECURE BUSINESS
24 rue pitre Grenapin
44600 Saint Nazaire
Tel: +33 2 85 52 06 92
jacques.le-bail@secure-business.fr
www.secure-business.fr
• To get information and advices about French legal obligations,
• To grow up your business with French commercial contacts
• To incorporate special skills by integrating French staff (translation, supervision,
procurement, warehouse works, planning, quality-security inspection, SAP, …)
• Staff at your Service
• Translation, trilingual assistant (French, English, Russian, Swedish, …)
• Purchasing, supervision, quality control
• Technician knowing specific French software
• Accomodations, travels, health assistance
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27. Big Turn Key Contractors
• VINCI CONSTRUCTION
• SOFRESID
• Eiffel Industrie Marine
• GESTAL
• AD Industrie
• SNEF
• TIMOLOR Leroux et Lotz

28. VINCI CONSTRUCTION
Number of staff : 24000 employees
Global Turnover : 6 100 M€
61 avenue Jules Quentin
92730 NANTERRE Cedex FRANCE
Tel : +33 1 46 95 70 00
www.vinci–construction.fr
Leader of the French market on land building, VINCI construction has a unic network of
500 agencies with 24 000 employees in construction, public construction and other
services.
VINCI Construction offers a wide variety of expertise in marine and port works.
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29. Eiffel Industrie Marine
Avenue des Frégates 44615 SAINT-NAZAIRE Cedex
Tél : +33 (0)2 40 22 94 05
http://www.eiffel-industrie-marine.com
E-mail : angelina.letilly@eiffage.com
Number of staff : 60 employees – Turnover 2013 : 6,6 M€
Part of Eiffage construction group ( TO: 14 billion €)
Integration engineering, Engine mounting, project management, tailor made solutions
Complete ship's accommodation (galleys, cold rooms, restaurants...), Refits, conversion
and integration of new items, Worldwide expertise at sea and on board, Turnkey
projects, living quarters, oil & Gas expertise
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30. GESTAL
Z.A. des Pedras - BP 07 - 44117 St André des Eaux
Tel: +33 2 40 01 28 54
Owners and managing directors
M. Alain ALLAIRE - E-mail : aallaire@gestal-fr.com
M. Patrick ALLAIRE - E-mail : pallaire@gestal-fr.com
www.gestal.fr
Number of staff : 450 employees - Turnover: 50 M€
Activity: sheet metal work, metal forming, pipe-work, plumbing-work, electrical motor
rewinding, electrical work in the most demanding industries i.e. Shipbuilding,
aeronautics, building trade, paper-mills, nuclear power plants, food processing,
petrochemical industry .
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31. AD Industrie
2 rue de Bassano
75116 PARIS
Tel : +33 1 47 42 76 00
www.adgroupe.com
email : contact@adgroupe.com
Number of staff : 964 - Global Turnover : 115 M€
AD Industrie is an industrial group specialized in mechanical engineering and hydraulics.
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32. SOFRESID
3 RUE SOUS MARIN VENUS
56323 LORIENT CEDEX
tel : +332 97 37 42 42
E-mail: Sofresid.ouest@sofresid.com
www.sofresid-engineering.com
Number of staff: 450 employees – Turnover: 49 M€
Founded in 1958 and now a wholly owned subsidiary of SAIPEM SA, SOFRESID
ENGINEERING is a global engineering firm with substantial added value, active in
numerous areas of the oil and gas services industry as well as shipbuilding, steel and
construction.
Shipbuilding : Naval ships, Cruisers, Industrial barges, Hulls for offshore installations
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33. SNEF
87 avenue des Aygalades
13015 MARSEILLE FRANCE
Tel : +33 (0)4 91 61 58 00
www.snef.fr
email : groupe.snef@snef.fr
Number of staff : 9000 employees - Global Turnover : 947 M€
Founded in 1905, Group SNEF is today the first french independent electrical contractor.
Limited Company with the capital of 10 M Euros.
Know-how of Group SNEF : Industry, Tertiary sector and public Administrations,
communications and Marine.
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34. TIMOLOR Leroux et Lotz
32 rue Ingénieur Verrière 56100 LORIENT
Tél : +33 (0)2 97 87 15 00
www.timolor.com
E-mail : contact@timolor.com
Number of saff: 180 employees, Turnover: 14 M€
Timolor Leroux et Lotz advances its know-how and expertise of the various industrial
processes for the professions of ship building and repair activities, industry in workshop
or on-site industrial plants and industrial equipment.
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35. Shipbuilding Associations
• Custer Maritime Français
• NEOPOLIA MARINE
• GICAN
• Bretagne Pole Naval
• Pole Mer Méditerranée

36. Custer Maritime Francais
Custer Maritime Francais
47, rue de Monceau
75008 Paris
Phone: +33 (0)1 42 25 00 48
E-mail : contact@cluster-maritime.fr
http://cluster-maritime-francais.fr/
Presentation
The CMF was created in 2006. It aims at creating with its members a French Maritime Place to
promote the French maritime industries through sector professionals and related economic
activities and create synergies between them.
The CMF consists of 340 members including shipowners, shipbuilding, marine equipments, ship
maintenance, repair and conversion, ports, fishing operators, manufacturers, marine
competitiveness clusters, the French Navy, marine and oceanographic research, water sports,
yachting, universities, shipping bankers, brokers, insurers, classification service providers, etc.
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37. NEOPOLIA MARINE
NEOPOLIA MARINE
35, av. du Général de Gaulle
CS 70405
44602 Saint-Nazaire Cedex
T. +33 (0)2 40 17 21 52
www.marine.neopolia.com
Presentation
A comprehensive and customized solution for all your maritime and river projects
Based on the Loire estuary, an area with a strong shipbuilding tradition, Neopolia
Marine represents more than 40 companies which pool their expertise and collaborate
in order to respond innovatively to the needs of the shipbuilding industry.
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38. GICAN
GICAN
60 rue de Monceau - 75008 Paris
E-mail : contact@gican.asso.fr
Tel. : +33 1 56 59 15 20/19
www.gican.asso.fr
Presentation
GICAN is the professional group representing the French marine industry. GICAN members are
involved in naval defence, maritime security, safety and environment, and commercial shipbuilding.
160 companies are members of GICAN. They include not only key prime contractors, system
integrators and equipment providers but also Small and Medium Industries (SMI) involved in naval,
cruise or mercantile shipbuilding and ship repair. The group as a whole has a 6 billion euro turnover
and is responsible for more than 40.000 jobs.
GICAN brings together the skills of all of its members. It is responsible for their promotion in France
and abroad, their strategic positioning within Europe, and recognition of the high technology which
characterises the industry. GICAN represents the naval sector in public and international bodies.
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39. Bretagne Pole Naval
Bretagne Pole Naval
Anne-Marie CUESTA
General Manager
Mobile: +33 6 62 96 57 34
E-mail: anne-marie.cuesta@bretagnepolenaval.org
Website: www.bretagnepolenaval.org
BRETAGNE POLE NAVAL carries the economic vitality of more than 110 companies
working in three sectors of excellence: Naval, Marine Renewable Energy, Oil & Gas
offshore.
Issues faced by the most complex projects, from conception to maintenance, are finding
response from the industrialists members of our cluster.
Expertise and experience of marine environment are the guarantee of success for the
development, the projects and the programs in NAVAL, OIL & GAS and EMR sectors.
The development of MARINE RENEWABLE ENERGIES chain finds its impulse in the
breeding ground of undisputed expertise of our companies in the NAVAL industry.
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40. Pole Mer Méditerranée
Pole Mer Méditerranée
229 Chemin de la Farlède,
83500 La Seyne-sur-Mer
Tel: + 33 4 94 03 89 03
E-mail: contact@polemermediterranee.com
Website: www.polemermediterranee.com
FOCUS ON INNOVATION AND COMPETITIVENESS
Created in 2005, Pôle Mer Méditerranée is a business and innovation world class sea
cluster located in South of France. It aims to promote sustainable development of the
maritime and coastal economy, in the Mediterranean, Europe and the rest of the world.
In Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, Languedoc-Roussillon and Corsica, the Pôle brings
scientific and economic operators together regarding marine and coastal issues with
high societal and environmental impact.
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41. Shipowners
• Bourbon off-shore
• CMA CGM Marseille Head Office
• Louis Drefus armateurs
• Ponant SA
• Setaf-Saget
• Unishipping
• EVERGAS/JACCAR
Shipowner federation
http://www.armateursdefrance.org/annuaire/uvwxyz

42. Bourbon off-shore
Bourbon off-shore
33 rue du Louvre 75002 Paris
Tel : +33 1 40 13 86 16
http://www.bourbonoffshore.com/en/contact
KEY FIGURES*
500 vessels in operation**
28 operational affiliates
Over 11,000 employees in 50 countries
83 nationalities
€1,312 million in revenue
15 BOURBON Training Centers
6 BOURBON Repair Centers
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43. CMA CGM
CMA CGM Marseille Head Office
4, quai d'Arenc 13235 Marseille cedex 02 France
Phone: +33 4 88 91 90 00
Fax: +33 (0)4 88 91 90 95
Website: https://www.cma-cgm.fr/
Founded in Marseille in 1978 by Jacques Saadé, the CMA CGM Group is the third-largest
container shipping company worldwide and number 1 in France.
• From its base in Marseille, the CMA CGM Group is present in more than 150 countries
through its network of over 650 agencies, with more than 20,000 employees
worldwide (4,500 in France).
• With a young and diversified fleet of 445 vessels, the CMA CGM Group serves 400 of
the world's 521 commercial ports. Through its 170 shipping lines the company
operates on every one of the world's seas. Its global presence and powerful ships like
the CMA CGM JULES VERNE enable the CMA CGM Group to transport a volume of
12.1 million TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent Unit) each year.
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44. Louis Drefus Armateur
Headquaters
21 Quai Gallieni - 92158 Suresnes Cedex - France
Tel: +33 1 7038 6000
www.lda.fr
LOUIS DREYFUS ARMATEURS Group (LDA) is a French family Group engaged in maritime
transportation and services and founded more than 160 years ago.
Offering a worldwide presence with around 2,000 seagoing and office-based personnel,
LDA Group is organized around two core businesses : Dry Bulk & Logistics and Industrial
services
Our integrated maritime services also allow us to offer tailor-made maritime solutions
nd to meet our clients' needs in: Project Management, New buildings and conversions,
Fleet Management, Quality & Security
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45. PONANT SA
Headquaters
408 avenue du Prado
13008 MARSEILLE
http://en.ponant.com/
High class/Luxurious Cruising company
On the 14th of April 2015, the company took a new ship in : Le Lyrial.
In 2014, the turn over grew 20% and was at 120 Million Euros. The cruising company has
transported 23 000 passengers (about 15% growth from 2013).
The operational result has been multiplied by 5 over the last 3 years and the passengers
number by 3.
Information given by Jean-Emmanuel Sauvée (President of the company)
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46. SETAF-SAGET
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Head Office
2, rue Benoit Malon
92150 Suresne
Tel : + 33 1 55 49 16 00
Shipping corporation providing comprehensive bulk shipping solution

47. UNISHIPPING
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UNISHIPPING SAS
4 rue du Bois de Boulogne
F75116 Paris - France
Tel: +33 1 53648989
Fax : +33 1 41308891
Email: MAIL@UNISHIPPING.COM
http://www.unishipping.com/

48. EVERGAS/JACCAR
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http://www.jaccar.net/en/
• Today, with a portfolio of businesses mainly in the maritime industry, JACCAR Holdings
benefits from extensive knowledge in shipbuilding, ship owning, ship operating, ship
financing, in various and diversified segments such as offshore, bulk, gas and fishing.
• Such positioning and cumulated experience, with global reach and established
connections is leveraged to serve further developments of our companies and any
new development in the maritime sector.

49. Oil and Gas companies
• TOTAL SA
• MAUREL et PROM
• PERENCO

50. TOTAL
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Total S.A
2, place Jean Millier
La Défense 6
92078 Paris La Défense Cedex
France
Tél. : + 33 (0) 1 47 44 45 46
http://www.total.com/en
Exploring deep beneath the surface while keeping your feet firmly on the ground is the
exciting challenge Total geologists get to meet every day. Equally at home with powerful
computers and rocks that are thousands of years old, these “underground” scientists are
regularly sent out into the field by Total to refresh and hone their training

51. MAUREL et PROM
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51 RUE D ANJOU
75008 PARIS
Tel: 01 53 83 16 00
http://www.maureletprom.fr/index.php?lang=en
Present in 12 countries across 4 continents, Maurel & Prom is an independent oil
company, operating exploration and production assets. Maurel & Prom is listed on the
Paris stock exchange.
Over 15 years, Maurel & Prom has demonstrated its ability to develop large oil fields,
build sustainable relations with local authorities and communities, and implement a
growth strategy that will provide a source of cash flow over the long term.
That is why the Company’s management is comprised of professionals with many years
of experience in the oil industry.

52. PERENCO
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Franco-British company
7 rue de Logelbach
75017 Paris
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Perenco is an independent oil & gas company, with a balanced portfolio of producing
fields, development projects and exploration prospects. A core component of Perenco's
strategy has been to be the operator of its assets.

53. Big Projects/ Opportunites

54. ALSTOM
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http://www.alstom.com/uk/projects/grid/dolwin-3/
As the general contractor for TenneT, Alstom will supply and build both the onshore
and offshore converter stations, as well as the connecting cable systems for DolWin3.
The project will use direct current technology to deliver the energy generated offshore
along an 83 km sea cable to the mainland.

55. Marseille Fos on track for mega-ship repair
facility
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http://www.cndm.eu/
Leading French port Marseille Fos is set to re-open its giant Drydock 10 shiprepair facility
– mothballed since 2000 – this autumn following a €28 million renovation project due
for completion in September.
Work started early last year under a port authority plan to reintroduce a repair and
maintenance base for some of the largest ships afloat. The 465-metre long, 85m wide
dry-dock – third biggest in the world after Lisbon and Dubai – is aimed principally at
mega cruise ships but will also target the latest generation container carriers, LNG
tankers, bulk vessels and offshore rigs.

56. Floating windmill farms: 4 areas in France
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Four parameters in Mediterranean area have been chosen, 2 in the Languedoc
Roussillon and 2 in Provence-Alpes-Côte d ’Azur. They have been designated as optimal
areas to implement off-shore windmill farms.
These are ares of few hundred square kilometers with windspots and enough sea depth
close to sea shores : cotes du Roussilon, cap d’Adge, Petite Camargue and to the Rhone
river’s entrance where there is an ongoing program called Provence Grand Large led by
EDF new energies (Energies Nouvelles).

57. Renewal of the town of Sete harbour
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Town of Sete (close to Montpellier)
In November 2014, the regional council has given 58 million of Euros to the harbor of
the town of Sète in order to improve their infrastructure.
The first part of the work is estimated at 14,2 million euros on a new passenger
platform, two more posts will be created and the quay will be enlarged. In this first part
will be also created a new maritime station to allow a short stopover for cruising ship to
rise the capacity from 300 000 passengers to 500 000.
The second part with a huge budget of 44 million Euros would concern the enlargement
of the area over the sea named quay H, it will be 470 meter long and would be 3
hectares extra area over the sea to build a new container terminal.

58. Cherbourg – new place for wind mill factory
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Cherbourg is very well situated considering the surroundings projects with Marine
renewable energy for France and Britain. And now this town is taking this opportunity to
develop its harbour’s activities
In 2011, Port Normands Associés (PNA) who is managing Cherbourg harbour, took over
the challenge from Alstom and EMF (French wind energy cluster with EDF-EN Dong
Energy who has won the bid to build offshore windmill farms in Coursell, Fécamp and St
Nazaire), to open 38 hectares of harbour space and to build public areas.
The entire project investments are about 40 millions Euros.
Alstom will shortly settle in Cherbourg to produce windmills blades with his partner LM
Wind Power.
In a second phase of the work has started in 2014 to reorganise roads and railways
around the new constructions.
PNA has integrated in the area 39 hectares of workshops for the renewable marine
energy projects.

59. Calais second northern European port after
Dover
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Calais harbour has welcomed 10 million passengers in 2013 and is the second harbour in
Europe straight after Dover. During the last 2 years the goods volumes have increased
about 20%.
In January 2015, European Union council has given 14 million Euros in renewal project
to adapt the harbour to these changes, the project is called: « Calais Port 2015 ».
Work should start this year and end in 2020.
It includes a full refurbishment of the existing structures, 3 kilometres dike will be build
following the stickiest environment requirements.
This new harbour will be able to host bigger passenger ships.
The estimations are forecasting the generation of about 2000 jobs for these tasks.
On the top of that the whole region has received 1 billion Euros investment founds from
European Union to build more social « green » accommodation and fight against
unemployment by creating new activity areas with investments towards innovative
industries.

60. Major maritime fairs in
France
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61. Euronaval
Object
The international event applying high technology to naval defense and maritime security
and safety
Place
Paris Le Bourget
Date
Every 2 years in October or November: 2014 – 2016 – 2018 …
A strategic exhibition
In 2014, 90 high-level delegations from 70 countries covering the five continents
responded positively to France’s invitation, a sign of EURONAVALs prominence abroad.
The 300 high-level political and military authorities who map out the structure of the
future’s international navies were able to meet the 350 exhibitors from 28 countries,
who presented the most sophisticated, high-performance skills on the market.

62. EUROMARITIME & EUROWATERWAYS
Object
Trade show dedicated to the sea and inland waterways
Place
Paris Porte de Versailles expo center
Date
Every 2 years in February: 2015 – 2017- 2019…
Exhibition for subcontractors
Euromaritime 2015 has built on the fundamental elements that made the first edition
such a success, with “relevant showcases” for each sector of activity. Shipbuilding,
marine equipment and repairs as well as renewable marine energies were all
immediately at home in the show. Two new sectors has been reinforced: offshore
industry and ports.