french industry expertise in defence and security systems
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FRENCH INDUSTRY EXPERTISE IN DEFENCE AND SECURITY SYSTEMS
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Defexpo India is a major event for the international defence community. That is why France will once again have a strong and active participation in Defexpo with more than 25 exhibiting companies under its pavilion this year, from the SME to the major contractor.
Since the signatures of the strategic partnership in 1998 and of the bilateral defence agreement in 2006, India and France have developed ambitious defence cooperation allowing the strengthening of operational cooperation in fi elds of common interest. The fi ght against piracy, the reinforcement of maritime security in the Indian Ocean, and more recently the joint training of our troops in preparation for counter terrorism operations exemplify the range of issues where India and France have successfully joined their forces: common exercises such as the “Garuda” air force exercises, the “Varuna” naval exercises and since 2011 the “Shakti” army exercises are held on a regular basis.
High-level visits and events show how highly France regards the tight bonds between our two countries: the state visits to India of President Nicolas Sarkozy in 2010 and 2008, the visits to France of the Indian Prime Minister in 2008, the participation of the Indian Armed Forces at the French national Day parade on 14th of July 2009 in the presence of the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who was the Chief Guest of Honour at the event.
More recently, I went to India to hold high-level meetings and talk with the Indian Defence Minister A.K Antony and the Admiral Verma, Chief of Indian Navy and new Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee. I also had the pleasure of receiving the Indian Minister of State for Defence M. M. Pallam Raju on 22nd of June 2011. Those meetings were of great value for the reinforcement of our cooperation in the strategic, military and industrial fi elds.
India and France, democracies founded on common values such as freedom, human rights, secularity, law and tolerance, share the same vision for the world in the current major challenges. Those values lie at the heart of our cooperation and our strategic partnership.
Confronted to defence and security rising challenges, the French exhibiting companies will attach great importance to demonstrate their know-how and their top-of-the-range equipment which is able to meet the needs of the Indian Armed Forces.
The Indo-French cooperation is built on a large range of initiatives such as the transfer of technologies, joint-ventures and market exchanges designed to address current and future challenges. That is why I am convinced that the large French participation to Defexpo will have a positive impact on the strengthening of the relationship between our two countries.
All my best wishes to every one for a successful show.
Gérard LonguetFrench Ministry of Defence
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ALKAN is a French military aeronautical equipment manufacturer. ALKAN have the mastery of weapon carriage and ejection equipment.
Thanks to their expertise in the aeronautical fi eld, their high level of quality (certifi ed IS0 9001 & EN 9100) and innovation by using the latest technologies, ALKAN are the genuine partner of many Indian projects for the pylons developments, the Ejectors Release Units and the Missile Launchers for Fighters Aircrafts, the Electro Magnetic Release Unit (EMRU) for helicopters, the Maritime Weapon systems for Navy helicopters and the ground support equipments.
Ejectors Release Unit
The most advanced ejection system is the existing clean gas ejector release unit, qualifi ed for air and naval applications, using the pneumatic energy source, providing operational advantages, increased performances and reduced maintenance. This system is already in full production to equip the Rafale and the Gripen aircraft and is the key solution for the future combats aircraft.
Electro Magnetic Release Unit (EMRU)
HAL and ALKAN have signed at the beginning of 2009 a fi rst Transfer Of Technology (TOT) contract for the ALH WSI program. Modern Electro Magnetic Release Unit (EMRU) feature the Hook Lifting mechanism” that allow:
• Quick Turn around Time,
• Outstanding drag reduction & fuel saving,
• Boresight repeatability within 1 Mrad
Maritime Weapon systems
The ALKAN Maritime Weapon System is already in service on various platforms and is proposed on Navy helicopters acquisition programs.
Missile Launcher
ALKAN offer a new generation of Missile Launcher systems based on the mastery cold gas ejection technology. Ground support equipmentA new concept of automatic and universal interfaces trolleys dedicated to the armament handling is proposed, as well as a large product ranges as winches already used within the Air Forces.
ALKAN
Rue du 8 Mai 1945 – 94460 Valenton - FRANCE Contact: Sébastien JOSEPH, Area Sales ManagerPhone: +33 1 45 10 86 29 Fax: +33 1 45 10 86 39E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.alkan.fr
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ASB AEROSPATIALE BATTERIES
Allée Sainte Hélène - 18021 Bourges Cedex - FRANCEContact: Jean-Denis CARIDROIT / Sales & Programs DirectorPhone: +33 2 48 48 56 00 Fax: +33 2 48 48 56 01E-mail: [email protected] Web www.asb-group.com:
ASB Aerospatiale Batteries is a world leading company which specialises in the research, design and manufacture of Thermal Batteries, with cutting edge technologies and enhanced reliability performance. ASB products are recognized worldwide for their excellence and optimization to the customer requirements. Due to their inherent technological advantages, our thermal batteries are a factor in the success of all current major aeronautical, space and defence projects across the world.
Thermal Batteries are primary lithium batteries, which are totally inert prior to activation. They are therefore totally maintenance free over a very long storage life, and are the only power sources able to operate reliably under very harsh environments.
This includes extreme low and high temperatures, pressures, EMI, acceleration, etc. Thermal Batteries represent ideal power sources for electronically operated guidance systems in missiles and rockets, artillery ammunitions, underwater craft, land, sea and air defence systems, as well as emergency power supplies for aeronautics and subsea systems.
Thermal Batteries are custom designed to meet the specifi c requirements, with appropriate brackets & connectors confi guration. They are compatible with both pulse and steady state load demands and can provide several output voltages from a one battery. ASB is at the forefront of thermal battery design and manufacturing innovation, continuously optimizing packaging to provide the same capacity in ever smaller volumes.
Our participation to the DEFEXPO 2012 will be the opportunity to exhibit most recent products including the “smart batteries” dedicated to the artillery shelves applications, as well as, on the other extreme of the volume range, high power solutions for Emergency Power Supply for aircrafts.
Thermal battery forfi ghter aircraft EPS
Small battery for smart artillery ammunition
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THE COMPANY
For over 45 years, CILAS as subsidiary of EADS and AREVA has been at the leading edge of the modern technology sector thanks to its unique expertise in laser and optronics.With a turnover of 25 million euros, CILAS develops, manufactures and markets a wide range of products and systems for defence and civilian and military security, large-scale scientifi c laser programmes, and scientifi c and industrial instrumentation.
HELICOPTER VISUAL LANDING AID
For Navies, CILAS markets a visual landing aid system, SAFECOPTER, for the landing of helicopters in varying meteorological conditions, day and night. Over 130 systems have already been installed on ships from several navies. CILAS supplied in 2010 the complete Helicopter Visual Landing Aid System (HVLAS) for the French helicopter carrier BPC “DIXMUDE”.
Now our fl exible landing aids come as a standard on most of the new ships.
RANGE FINDERS
CILAS supplies range fi nders for Land and Naval applications, these equipment are integrated in sights or fi re control systems from major European manufacturers.More than 1500 are currently deployed on tanks, frigates, OPVs or helicopters.CILAS also provides OEM laser modules fi tting in electroopticsplatforms.
OTHER MILITARY PRODUCTS
In addition, CILAS’ activities include Ground Laser Target Designators for guiding missiles, bombs and shells (DHY307: compatible with Russian, Chinese and NATO codes), and Laser Detection Systems for counter sniping (SLD 500). Both systems are combat proven and equip several Armed Forces.Around 200 GLTD are in service.Successful trials of GLTD carried out in Rajasthan with Indian Artillery.
CILAS
8 avenue Buffon - BP 6319 - ZI La Source45063 - ORLEANS CEDEX - FRANCEContact: H. SOUBRANE / T. MULLIEZPhone: +33 2 38 64 15 55 Fax: +33 2 38 64 40 72E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Web: www.cilas.com
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CNIM
35 rue de Bassano - 75008 PARIS - FRANCEChief Commercial Offi cer: Yves de THOMASSONNaval Adviser: Rear admiral (Rtd) Thierry O’NeillPhone: +33 1 44 31 11 53 Fax: +33 1 44 31 11 30E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.cnim.com
The CNIM Group provides turnkey industrial solutions with high technological content and offers research and expertise services through its subsidiary Bertin. Its main business sectors are Environmental, Engineering, Complex Systems for Defence and Industry, Energy and Life Sciences. The CNIM Group decided to develop a new business sector by setting up a Solar Energy Division to rapidly position the company as developer and turnkey supplier of thermal solar power plants.For the Defence, CNIM develops and manufactures bridging systems and a new concept of landing catamaran.
Landing operations
L-Cat: the landing catamaran L-Cat is a breakthrough in the design of landing crafts. It combines a catamaran and a mobile platform between the two hulls. Then it combines the advantages of a catamaran in cruise mode and a fl at bottom hull ship for landing.Main characteristics:Length: 30 m - Beam: 12.60 m Gradient: 2%Fore draft for landing: 0.60 m Max. payload: 100 tSpeed: between 18 and 30 kts according to the payload
Eight L-Cat have been ordered by the French Navy, The two fi rst are presently in service.
MPC: Multipurpose Patrol Craft is designed for all the tasks of law enforcement at sea. It is a versatile ship, a patrol ship with cargo and landing capabilities. It can operate as a small mother ship for launching of high speed RHIBs. It brings a global oil spill response from offshore to coastal area.Main characteristics:Main characteristics:Length: 40 m Max payload: 60 tAutonomy: 1,500 Nm Speed 20 kts
L-Cat 44 is a Multi Purpose Landing Catamaran optimized for shore to shore operations with a high payload. Based on the L-Cat technology, with its patented lift platform, CNIM L-Cat 44 is the only one vessel able to accomplish amphibious operation with high payload in rough seas or shallow water.CNIM L-Cat 44 is adapted to any LHD/LPD for “stern gate marriage” operations, transforming into a fast ship to shore connector with very high capacities.Main characteristics:Length: 44 m Max payload: 260 tAutonomy: 2,000 Nm Speed 21 kts
MPC 2: is designed on the same concept than the MPC. It is an OPV with extended loading, Ro-Ro transportation and landing capabilities. It is the perfect mean for law enforcement in high seas and relief operation after natural disaster when port infrastructures are non-existent or out of work. MPC 2 can operate a light helicopter and launch fast RHIBs.Main characteristics:Length: 62 m Max payload: 200 tAutonomy: 4,000 Nm Speed: 20 kts
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DCI was created in 1972 to assist military equipment sales to foreign countries. Its main mission consisted of providing operational training courses based on the know-how of the French Armed Forces. DCI is an upper medium size service provider in which the French government is the concurring shareholder. DCI now operates throughout the defense and security spectrum. Culturally close to the Ministry of Defense, DCI offers outsourcing services to foreign countries, for:
• consulting and assistance throughout the life cycle of armament programs,
• training engineering in the academic, operational and technical fi elds.
Lastly, DCI and its subsidiaries have been partners of the French Armed Forces for 10 years within the scope of service contracts and are endeavouring to extend their activities to European Union countries.
DCI
2 place de Rio de Janeiro - 75008 Paris - FRANCEContact: Anthony Marechal/ Media Relations ManagerPhone: + 33 1 44 95 28 54 Fax: + 33 1 44 95 26 80E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.groupedci.com
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DCNS
40-42 rue du Dr Finlay - 75732 PARIS CEDEX 15 - FRANCEContact: Damien Bonnet / Communication ManagerPhone: +33 1 1 40 59 50 00 Web: www.dcnsgroup.com
DCNS is a world leader in naval defence and an innovative player in energy.
The Group’s success as an advanced technology company with global reach is built on meeting customer needs by deploying exceptional know-how and unique industrial resources. DCNS designs, builds and supports surface combatants, submarines and mission-critical systems and equipment incorporating the most advanced technologies. It also proposes services for naval shipyards and bases. Last but not least, DCNS offers a range of solutions in civil nuclear engineering and marine renewable energy. DCNS is committed to sustainable development and was one of the fi rst defence contractors to achieve Group-wide certifi cation to ISO 14001.
The Group employs 12,500 people and generates annual revenues of around €2.5 billion.
An extensive range of expertises and solutions
From the innovative FREMM multimission frigates, Gowind surface vessels, Mistral LHDs to submarines such as the fi rst rank navies chosen Scorpene family, the DCNS portfolio meets the entire spectrum of operational needs for superior navies.
Gowind OPV L’Adroit Scorpene Family Submarine
Mistral Class LHD & FREMM Frigate Barracuda Submarine
DCNS, a global naval house, has the expertise and resources to deliver integrated warships and comprehensive naval solutions – from warships to training, through-life support and shore facilities – meeting the customer’s precise needs.
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POWER CONVERSIONSTEERING SYSTEMS
DEGAUSSING SYSTEMSELECTRICAL MOTORS
SUBMARINES & SURFACE SHIPS
We participate for the 5th time in DEFEXPO and feature for this year’s edition our products dedicated to surface ships and submarines:
• steering consoles,
• propulsion and converter sets,
• IPMS,
• variable speed drives,
• control engineering panels,
• equipment for maneuverability,
• monitoring and power conversion
• degaussing, deperming and ranging systems
ECA EN is also active in the fi eld of retrofi t. It has notably developed a static converter to replace rotating groups of U209 class submarines.
For detailed information about our product range, please consult our websitewww.eca-en.com
Come and visit us on our booth!
ECA EN
32 Bd Marcel Paul - CP 0604 - 44800 SAINT HERBLAIN - FRANCEContact: Loïc PINSON / Director of SalesPhone: +33 2 40 92 39 19 Fax: +33 2 40 92 01 35E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eca-en.com
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ECA ROBOTICS
ZI TOULON EST BP 242 - 82078 TOULON CEDEX 9 - FRANCEContact: Dominique MALLET / Export Sales ManagerPhone: +33 4 94 08 90 00 Fax: +33 4 94 08 80 62E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eca-robotics.com
ECA Group, covers all fi elds of Mine Warfare
Unmanned Vehicles: AUVs, ROVs, and USVsMine Warfare Data Center
Degaussing & Deperming RangesDegaussing SystemsTraining Simulators
Data-acquisition & post-processing software
ECA ROBOTICS itself is specialized in the design and manufacture of: Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USV), Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) and Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV). Our customers are the Defence industry (Navy and Land Forces) as well as civil industries (Oil & Gas, Nuclear, Fire brigades and Security). Multi-mission vessel SIMBA 455 can embark all our unmanned vehicles for all types of missions described below.Our range of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV)s cover: Hydrographic & Oceanographic Survey, Mine Warfare and Homeland Security. We commercialize AUVs of different size, different autonomy and fi tted with different mission specifi c sensors. Triton imaging Inc. software packages for data acquisition and post-processing of subsea images enhance our systems added value.
Our range of Remote Controlled Vehicles (ROV), depth rated from 300 to 6000m, cover inspection of underwater structures, measurement and cleaning of ship hulls without using a the dry dock, work ROVs for recovery and manipulation of subsea objects and mine killers for subsea mines disposal.
Our range of Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USV) cover: Imagery & Bathymetric Survey, Mine Counter Measures, Maritime Interdiction Operations, Fleet Training (Firing on a fast target) and Fire Fighting at sea. Platform size and payloads vary dependent on requirements for conducting shallow/very shallow water survey and inspection, littoral & inshore hydrographic operations, harbor protection, mine hunting, mine sweeping and mine disposal.
For more information, please do consult our website www.eca-robotics.com
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ELNO SN
43 rue Michel Carré - BP 90046 - 95102 ARGENTEUIL - FRANCEContact: Jean Jérôme Ambrosini / Export ManagerPhone: + 33 1 39 98 44 44 Fax: +33 1 39 98 44 46Web: www.elno.fr E-mail: [email protected]
ELNO is a leading company in communication technology for severe environment. ELNO designs and manufactures intercom and fi eld telephony systems, including audio equipment for Defence as well as radiocommunication equipment for Security.
ELNO is supplying various types of electroacoustic equipment to the French and foreignArmies such as :
• Armoured vehicle intercom systems (SIR program, VCI program, LAV program…)
• ANR helmets for crew members of armoured vehicles and tanks
• Helicopter fl ight Helmets and Fighter aircraft Helmets
• Other audio ancillaries such as bone conduction headsets for the infantryman of the
• future...)
• Electronic switchboards with interfaces for ISDN, EUROCOM and analogue lines
Certifi cation : ISO 9001 V2000, AQAP 2100, AQF2.
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A favoured partner of major Defence companies worldwide (BAE Systems, MBDA, Nammo, Nexter, Rheinmetall, TDA…), EURENCO develops, manufactures and provides a largely diversifi ed and tailor-made range of energetic materials for both the defence and commercial markets
EXPLOSIVES
• Products: High Explosives and compositions, Plastic explosives, Cast PBX charges, Base bleed grains, Reactive Armour kits…
• Applications: Insensitive Munitions, warheads, shell ammunition, demolition explosives, boosters, pyrotechnics, oil & gas applications;
PROPELLANTS
• Products: Single and multi base propellants, LOVA propellants, Spherical powders
• Applications: Small to large calibre military ammunition, Insensitive Munitions, sporting & hunting cartridges, mortar increments…
MODULAR CHARGES AND COMBUSTIBLE ITEMS
• Products: Modular charges, Combustible cartridge cases, Nitrofi lm,
• Applications: Tank and artillery ammunition, mortar horseshoe containers, automotive safety.
FUEL ADDITIVE
• Product: 2-EHN (Cetane Number improver)
• Application: Diesel fuel.
EURENCO
33 rue Joubert - 75009 PARIS - FRANCEContact: Mr Jean-Claude BOSSY / Senior VP Strategy & Business DevelopmentPhone: +33 1 49 96 74 00 Fax: +33 1 49 96 74 01E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eurenco.com
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EUROFARAD
93 rue Oberkampf - 75011 PARIS - FRANCEContact: Olivier CATTALDO / Responsable MarketingPhone: +33 1 49 23 10 00 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.exxelia.com
The EXXELIA Group offers a wide range of high performance products through 6 different companies : EUROFARAD, FIRADEC, SIC SAFCO, MICROSPIRE, DEARBORN Electronics & TEMEX Ceramics.
EUROFARAD
Film & Ceramic Capacitors• Miniature & EMI-RFI Filters• Optical Encoders, Precision Potentiometers,
Slip-Rings • High Precision Machining
FIRADEC
• Tantalum Capacitors
SIC SAFCO
• Electrolytic Capacitors
MICROSPIRE
• High grade wound magnetic components : inductors & transformers
DEARBORN Electronics
• Film Capacitors
TEMEX Ceramics
• Ceramic Capacitors and ceramic materials
EXXELIA’s companies are key suppliers of sensors & components for Aerospace applications since the 70’s.
Our Hi-Rel products & solutions are used in many different systems and equipments, like engine control systems, onboard computers , fl ight controls & actuators, control electronics, PODS and optronics, braking systems, landing gears, FDR’s, missile seekers, antenna gimbal systems, radars etc.
Our sectors of activities include : Aerospace, Defence, Space, Navy, Medical, Oil industry, Robotics, Nuclear systems, Renewable Energy…
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EURONAVAL 2012
Sogena19/21, Rue du Colonel Pierre Avia - 75015 PARIS- FRANCEPhone: +33 1 47 36 80 80 Fax: +33 1 40 93 57 72E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.euronaval.fr
Euronaval 23rd edition will be held at the Paris Le Bourget exhibition center from 22 to 26 October 2012.
Organized under the joint patronage of the French Ministry of Defence and Secretariat General to the Sea, Euronaval is the unique networking opportunity for industry involved in naval defence, maritime safety and security, shipbuilding, and manufacture for systems and equipments. The specialists, policy makers and buyers from all over the world come to identify the new trends and discover the materials of future.
Euronaval is the leading trade show in the naval defence and maritime industry sector.
10 REASONS FOR EXHIBITING
• Participate in the profession’s reference show
• Promote your international image
• Support your export ambitions
• Meet your customers and partners
• Elaborate or continue contacts with your future customers
• Discover the technological evolutions
• Identify the viable market
• Anticipate the market evolutions
• Demonstrate the control of your know-how
• Demonstrate the capacity for innovation
EURONAVAL AT A GLANCE
• 405 exhibitors from 37 countries
• 34,000 trade visitors from 107 countries
• 76 offi cial delegations from 52 countries
• 15,000 sq.m total stand area
Euronaval is now the leading international gathering for the naval and maritime industries with a B2B forum that ensures simple, effi cient networking between SMEs and higher-tier contractors.
Today, more than ever, Euronaval is the place to learn about the latest innovations and technologies for naval forces and players in the ‘state actions at sea’ sector, the trade show where naval and maritime decision-makers and contractors do business and the thinkshop for the world’s naval and maritime communities.
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EUROSATORY 2012
65 rue de Courcelles - FRANCEContact: Daphné Lepetit / Communication & Public Relations ManagerSarah Nicolas / International Sales & Marketing ManagerPhone: +33 1 44 14 58 10 Fax: +33 1 42 30 70 88E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eurosatory.com
EUROSATORY 2012LAND DEFENCE & SECURITY
Join the Global BusinessParis - 11 to 15 June 2012
Eurosatory, the international “Land Defence & Security “ exhibition, will be held from 11 to 15 June 2012 at the Paris-Nord-Villepinte exhibition centre. As the world leader in the domain, Eurosatory offers a unique opportunity for one week to welcome professional visitors from 130 countries and to meet Defence & Security experts from all over the world.
For some years, land Security has found a growing place in Eurosatory along with land Defence that remains dominant. The exhibition is continuously evolving, permanently adapting to the needs of the sector and anticipating the changes to come. This worldwide trend can be seen at state level in threat prevention and response organisations and forces, as well as in the design and manufacture of the products and systems promoted by industry. These products, which are often dual-use, are also increasingly relevant to the security of the private sectors of industry and the economy.
Eurosatory gives priority to business through its One-to-One Business Meetings, strategic consultancy service, organisation of VIP visits and its system for connecting exhibitors and visitors. Thus the exhibition opens up the world market to exhibitors. The exceptional return rates among exhibitors (69%) and visitors (50%) confi rm Eurosatory as a worldwide reference in the domain and a business accelerator.
Eurosatory ranks as a worldwide focal point for technology and innovation, as is demonstrated by the 350 new Defence & Security products and systems unveiled at the previous edition. Live demonstrations provide dynamic presentations of vehicle and system performance. For its 2012 edition, Eurosatory is continuing fl ight demonstrations of drones and offers a specifi c evolution arena for small-drones.Finally, Eurosatory is establishing itself as a forum to prepare a safer world tomorrow through numerous conferences organised by GICAT, various government institutions, international think tanks and exhibitors.
EUROSATORY,2010 key fi gures
• 1,327 exhibitors from 54 countries, 70% International, 70% SMEs
• 30% exhibitors declare presenting Security products
• 53,566 professional visitors from 130 countries, 49% International
• 7,157 members from armed forces and security forces from 108 countries.
• 126 offi cial delegations from 74 countries and European Union and NATO representatives
• 268 operational experts and pro-gramme directors (Eurosatory Guests) from 36 countries
• 636 journalists from the 5 continents
• 143,600 m2 of indoor and outdoor exhibition surface
• 2010 Technology clusters:
CBRNeEmbedded electronicsHigh Technology subcontractingIndividual soldier equipmentNight visionOperational medicineTraining and simulationUAS-UGV
Visit us at DefexpoBooth 12.2
French Pavilion
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GICAN
The French Marine Industry Group19/21, Rue du Colonel Pierre Avia - 75015 PARIS - FRANCEPhone: +33 1 47 36 80 80 Fax: +33 1 40 93 57 72E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.gican.asso.fr
PRESENTATION
The association’s 160 members cover every aspect of the French naval and maritime industry, from prime contractors, system integrators and equipment manufacturers to smaller specialist companies. GICAN members build and maintain vessels of all types and displacements for navies, cruise operators, shipping lines and other more specialised operators.
GICAN brings together and promotes the industry’s expertise in France and abroad. It also works to ensure the industry’s strategic positioning on the European stage and win international recognition for its advanced technologies and know-how.
GICAN is supported by the French Ministry of Defence, the French defence procurement agency (DGA), the Navy, the Secretary-General for the Sea, and the Directorate of Maritime Affairs (part of the Ministry for Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development & the Sea).
MISSIONS
• Promoting the French naval and maritime industry
• Defending the industry’s interests
• Representing the industry
• Keeping members informed
AT A GLANCE
• Membership: 160 companies
• € 6 billion aggregate revenue
• Jobs: 40,000
The full list of GICAN members is available at our website www.gican.asso.fr
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GICAT
3 avenue Hoche - 75008 PARIS - FRANCEContact: Audrey FAVALE / Communication ManagerPhone: +33 1 44 14 58 28 Fax: +33 1 42 30 80 74E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.gicat.com
The French Land Defense and Security Industry Association (GICAT) represents almost 230 companies specialized in the design, development, manufacturing, and maintenance of equipment for Land and Security Forces
GICAT is a professional Association, bringing together French companies in Land and Airland Defence and Security.
• GICAT, the French Land Defense and Security Industry Association, represents private companies specialized in the design, development, manufacturing and maintenance of equipment, for Land and Security Forces. GICAT members achieve a turnover of 5.26 billion Euros per year (2.3 in exportation), and represent 20 000 direct employment.
• GICAT currently gathers almost 230 members, including the main industrial prime contractors, equipment suppliers, system integrators and also a network of dynamic and innovative SMEs.
• These companies, dealing with a large number and a various range of activities (industrial contractors, consultancy and service providers, as well as clusters and research institutes), offer the full range of skill and know-how adapted to the operational requirements of the Land Defence and Security sector.
GICAT primary goal is to federate the offer of the entire sector in view of consolidating the Defence Technology and Industrial Basis in the long term.
• GICAT provides an effi cient network with the top-level government and parliament authorities, the Land defence and Security Forces decision makers, Industry stakeholders in France and abroad.
• In France, GICAT manage a strong partnership with the French Army, and abroad, is linked through agreements with different national defence industry associations. In Brussels, GICAT works closely with the European Aerospace & Defense Industry Association (ASD) and the NATO Industry Advisory Group (NIAG).
GICAT is highly committed to International structures.
• CII (Confederation of Indian Industry)
• ASD (Aero Space & Defence Industry Association of Europe)
• NIAG (NATO Industry Advisory Group)
• AUSA (Association of United States Army)
• BDI (Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie) in GE
• DMA (Defence Manufacturer Association) in UK
Every two years, GICAT supports its members to exhibit at Eurosatory, the world reference exhibition and leading International Land & Airland Defence and Security tradeshow.
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LACROIX DEFENCE & SECURITY
Route de Gaudies - 09270 Mazères - FRANCE Contact: Jean-Marie PASCAL, Business Manager / Defence & Security / Division - AsiaPhone: +33 6 14 34 89 99Email: [email protected] Web: www.lacroixds.com
ETIENNE LACROIX TOUS ARTIFICES S.A is 100% private family equity originally founded in 1848 near Toulouse (France). The company is a worldwide leading manufacturer in the fi eld of self-protection (i.e. pyrotechnics countermeasures) in the defence, with its activities vertically integrated and span all aspects : from product design to manufacture, including supply, transport, support and dismantling (HE bombs, missiles) for Naval, Air, Land Forces and Security law-enforcement sectors.
NAVAL COUNTERMEASURES
In the fi eld of naval countermeasures, LACROIX has developed a complete range of products, which offer tailored solutions to the requirements of both the French Navy as well as those of other naval forces throughout the world (users in over 30 countries) :
• DAGAIE – DAGAIE NG launchers (manufactured by SAGEM): seaborne countermeasure device tailored for the self protection of mid & big range surface ships against current and emerging RF and IR missile threats.
• SYLENA launchers (manufactured by LACROIX) : an innovative, integrated decoy systems which can be integrated on the deck or “inside” (concealed) for stealth ships, operating SEACLAD technology dedicated to the self-protection of small and mid range vessels against current and emerging (AAW / ASW) threats.
• Beside, other devices such as Marine Signals (anti-sonar submarine signals decoy, and submarine launched signals) are available among LACROIX naval products range.
AIRBORNE COUNTERMEASURES
LACROIX is currently producing the latest generation of chaff and fl ares such as ; • Advanced standard fl ares : with optimized performances allowing the increase in effectiveness
and permitting to load twice the quantity of fl are cartridges on board fi ghter aircrafts.• Advanced spectral fl ares : that imitate aircraft signatures to defeat IR missiles equipped with
detector operating in multiband IR.• Aerodynamic advanced fl ares : for slow platforms, such as transport aircraft and / or
helicopters, equipped with dispensers enabling the fl ares to be dispensed forward the aircraft. • LACROIX is supplying its advanced decoys to a number of European Air Forces and has been
recently selected by the US Navy.
LAND SYSTEMS
The company is providing an extended range of solutions for Land forces around fi x & mobile armored platforms protection with GALIX system including a wide range of terminal effects for graduate response through wireless launcher “SPHINX NG” (compliant with the OTTAWA convention)
• Perimeter and Site protection (in partnership with EXENSOR) : Close Area Protection System (CAPS) “SENFLEX” for Fix & Temporary Assets, including detection and meshed network.
SECURITY-LAW ENFORCEMENT
Riot Control solutions developed by SAE ALSETEX: • Wide range of terminal effects (Ø56mm) which can be deployed by various launcher types.• HAND & PROPELLED GRENADES for Soldiers & Vehicles, • COUGAR launcher : Sturdy and easy to handle. break-open type grenade launcher, specifi c for
fi ring all types of ALSETEX riot control grenades, • PPV as Vehicle protection system.
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Nexter Systems has inherited the centuries old experience of French land defence experts and is a European leader in Defence Industry.
Nexter Systems has been designing and supplying Land Defence systems for the French army for several decades. Nexter also provides highly advanced combat systems, AFVs, Artillery systems, modern weapons systems, communication systems, ammunitions and Logistics services to many armed forces around the world. In addition to weapon systems for Land Forces, Nexter Systems addresses the requirements of air and naval forces, and these advanced systems supplied
by Nexter Systems are combat proven and are currently deployed in operational theatres overseas, such as Afghanistan and Lebanon.
Since 2004, Nexter is participating in DEFEXPO in India, exhibiting its equipment and showing its know-how in advanced-combat systems. Besides, providing the most advanced Artillery Systems, ammunitions and AFVs to the Indian Army, Nexter plans to open up new areas of co-operation in the Indian and Global Defence market by developing partnerships with the Indian industry (Transfer of Technology, Joint Ventures, Sale of Components etc.):
To support and provide the local industry with the latest technology for the “Make India” projects and any new requirement of the Ministry of Defence of India;
To collaborate with the DRDO for modern and high technology research and development projects.
Nexter Systems has established cooperations in India to collaborate in the Artillery programs for the Indian Army: Nexter Systems and Larsen & Toubro (L&T) of India signed an Agreement on June18th, 2010, for 155 mm Mounted Gun System (MGS) for the Indian Army.
On September 2nd, 2011, Nexter Systems of France and Larsen & Toubro (L&T) of India signed a second Agreement for TRAJAN® 155 mm/ 52 cal Towed Gun System (TGS) for the Indian Army.
Both Agreements announce the formation of a Nexter Systems led consortium for the 155mm/ 52 cal Mounted Gun Program, the 155 mm / 52 cal Towed Gun Program and the upgunning of the M46 for the Indian Army.
Due to the importance of Indian Artillery and other programs and the willingness of Nexter Systems to become a leading partner of the Indian Defence Industry, Nexter Systems has decided to establish a wholly owned subsidiary - Nexter India in 2012.
About Nexter Systems Nexter applies its expertise in land defence systems to meet the needs of the French army and other forces internationally. The scope of its business includes the supply of weapons systems and munitions for Army, Air Force, Navy and law enforcement applications. In 2010, Nexter reported revenue of € 1.1 billion, of which 12% were allocated to Research & Development. The range of products offered by Nexter includes: CAESAR® the highly mobile 155mm self-propelled gun, 105LG lightweight towed gun, Leclerc battle tank, VBCI Infantry combat vehicle, ARAVIS® highly protected armoured vehicle, BONUS intelligent munitions and FINDERS® C2 command system, all backed up by customer service, support and recycling.
NEXTER
13 route de la Minière - 78034 VERSAILLES CEDEX - FRANCEContact: Laetitia Blandin – External communications managerPhone: +33 1 30 97 36 41 Fax: +33 1 30 97 39 00Email : [email protected] Web: www.nexter-group.fr
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PROENGIN
1 Rue de l’Industrie - 78210 Saint Cyr L’Ecole - FRANCEContact: Mr David MARDONPhone: +33 1 30 58 47 34 Fax: +33 1 30 58 93 51 E-mail: [email protected] Web: proengin.com
Chemical and Biological Detection Systems
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Proengin is a French company specialised in Chemical and Biological Warfare agents detection systems.Proengin designs, develops and manufactures all its range of products encompassing systems for vehicles, ships, infrastructures as well as hand held detectors.
Proengin has developed biological and chemical warfare agents fi eld detectors using fl ame spectrophotometry. The well known and world widely used AP2C has proven the capacity of that technology to be the most reliable on the fi eld with the lowest false alarm rate and the simplest ease of use.
New developments such as the AP4C (Chemical detection) and MAB (Biological Detection) have installed Proengin as a world leader in CBRN detection. Proengin products are used in more than 40 countries, by various organisations, such as Armed Forces, Police Forces, Customs Organisations, First Responders...
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RENK FRANCE
67 rue d’Epluches - 95590 SAINT-OUEN-L’AUMONE - FRANCEContact: Dr. Markus WESTHUES - CEOPhone: +33 1 34 48 37 00 Fax: +33 1 34 64 55 43E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.renk-france.fr
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RENK France, formerly known as SESM, is a specialist in automatic gearboxes for tanks and other heavy military vehicles.RENK France is the French subsidiary of the RENK AG group, Germany.
The company offers modern and compact power-packs for T72 / T90 / M84 / PT91 tanks, suitable for upgrades and new production programmes. Including an automatic transmission, an optimized cooling system for desert conditions and a maximum 1200hp engine, it leads to superior mobility and higher reliability. Already available in Malaysian MBT PT91M, these power-packs can be exchanged in the fi eld in less than one hour, offering higher fl eet-availability and reduced operating costs.
RENK France proposes also the automatic gearbox ESM500, installed in the French MBT LECLERC, successfully tested in Qatar. Coupled to a maximum 1600hp engine, this transmission can be installed on several >50 tons class vehicles.
RENK France is also the original designer of the ENC200, the semi-automatic gearbox of the AMX30B2, a French modernized version of the AMX30. SESM proposes re-motorisation and service support to users of the AMX30 tanks.
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ROXEL
Centre d’Affaires La Boursidière - Immeuble Jura92357 LE PLESSIS-ROBINSON CEDEX - FRANCEPhone: +33 1 41 07 82 82 Fax: +33 1 41 07 82 03 Web: www.roxelgroup.com
ROXEL, the European leader in rocket motors for tactical weapon systems.
ROXEL are a leading authority in the manufacture of propulsion systems for tactical weapons and for tactical cruise missiles (from design through development and qualifi cation to production, logistics and transfer of technology) providing the most suitable solutions for the latest requirements of the system prime contractors, the platform manufacturers and the fi nal MoD customers.
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SAFRAN GROUP
Le Ponant de Paris - 27 rue Leblanc - 75512 PARIS CEDEX 15 - FRANCEContact: Philippe Wodka-Gallien Phone: +33 1 58 11 19 49 E-mail: [email protected]
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Safran is a leading international high-technology group with three core businesses: aerospace, defence and security. Operating worldwide, the Group has more than 54,000 employees and generated sales of 10.8 billion euros in 2010. Working alone or in partnership, Safran holds world or European leadership positions in its core markets. The Group invests heavily in Research & Development to meet the requirements of changing markets, including expenditures of 1.2 billion euros in 2010. Safran is listed on NYSE Euronext Paris and its share is part of the CAC40 index. For more information, www.safran-group.com / Follow @SAFRAN on Twitter. At Defexpo 2012, Safran is present through two subsidiaries : Sagem and Turbomeca.
AASM precision guided air-to–ground modular armament. The Sagem AASM comprises a guidance kit and range augmentation kit integrated on a standard bomb. It exists in three versions: GPS/INS, GPS/INS and infrared, GPS/INS and laser, the latest to engage mobile targets with outstanding accuracy. AASM includes 125, 250, 500 and 1,000 kg versions. Day or night, all weather, AASM can be released at low altitude and can also be fi red off-axis. Its range exceeds 60 km. In 2009, the French MoD awarded Sagem a contract for 3,400 AASMs. AASM has been intensively used during NATO operation Unifi ed Protector by Rafale omnirole fi ghters against high value targets, for close air support missions in time sensitive targeting mode, and for the destruction of enemy air defenses.
- VIGY Observer. A new day/night surveillance system developed by Sagem, VIGY Observer is mainly designed for light ships. Installed on a gyro-stabilized platform, it integrates a 3rd -generation IR sensor, color TV camera with zoom, and an eye safe laser rangefi nder.
- SIGMA 30 and SIGMA 40. Sagem Ring-laser gyro for combat platforms, SIGMA INS offers a high level of performance in severe environments. SIGMA 30 is dedicated for artillery systems. It is combat proven on the CAESAR artillery system. Designed for naval platforms, SIGMA 40, thanks to its modular architecture, is ideal for the modernization of existing vessels. SIGMA 40
XP is the dedicated version to submarines. Sigma 40 familly is in service with more than 300 ships of more than 30 navies. It has been selected to modernise the French nuclear attack submarines and the SSk of the Republic of Korea Navy.
FELIN & Sword. A integrated system for the dismounted soldier, FELIN is currently fi elded in the French Army: six regiments being operational end of 2011, a total of 22 600 systems being planned. Aiming sight for the soldier, Sword is an optronic equipment that can improve signifi cantly fi ring precision and detection of the dismounted soldiers. Sword aiming sights are in full scale production for the FELIN program of the French Army. WASP and CM3. WASP and CM3 are optronic equipments and aiming sights that can improve operational effectiveness of light combat vehicles. Sagem is the main contractor of the FELIN program.
JIM LR. Sagem JIM LR is a day-night thermal imager that integrates GPS, eye-safe laser rangefi nder and North seeker. JIM LR is interoperable with C2 systems. More than 4,500 JIM LR are in service or on order, especially NATO forces, including more than 2,000 by French forces. JIM LR is combat proven.
The Ardiden is the latest member of the Turbomeca engine family. Featuring a simple, modular and compact design, it is built around a gas generator with two centrifugal compressor stages, coupled to a single-stage high-pressure turbine. The power turbine comprises two stages.The Ardiden is intended for helicopters in the 5 to 8-ton class. For its fi rst application, the Dhruv, a fi rst engine variant christened the Ardiden 1H1 (or “Shakti” in India), offering a power of 1,400 shp, is jointly developed and produced with Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd in India.
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Battery manufacturer
Saft (Euronext: Saft) is a world leader in the design and manufacture of advanced technology batteries for industry. The Group is the world’s leading manufacturer of nickel batteries and primary lithium batteries for the industrial infrastructure and processes, transportation, civil and military electronics markets. Saft is the world leader in space and defence batteries with its Li-ion technologies which are also being deployed in the energy storage, transportation and telecom-munication markets. Saft’s 4,000 employees present in 19 countries, its 16 manufacturing sites and extensive sales network all contribute to accelerating the Group’s growth for the future.
Saft is a global, multi-technology battery specialist in providing the complete power systems required for today’s sophisticated electronic battlefi eld equipment. In the fi eld, demands for more power, longer duration, increased strength and total reliability must not compromise soldier manoeuvrability and safety. Saft is a single-source provider of lightweight, compact, robust and proven solutions. Our response is to co-ordinate power storage, electrical systems and charging into autonomous units with easy operation.
Main military & defence applications:
• Torpedoes
• Soldiers’ portable equipment
• All Electric Ships (AES), hybrids boats
• Submarines
• Launchers (Ariane...)
• Missiles
• Unmanned underwater vehicles (UUV)
• Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV)
• Hybrid Military Vehicles
• Robots
Saft uses a wide range of technology to address various defence applications. Saft is the world’s leading designer and supplier of propulsion batteries for torpedoes with silver based system (Ag-Zn or silver-zinc, AgO-Al or silver-oxide aluminum, AgCl-Mg or silver chloride magnesium). Saft is widely recognized as supplier of all western electric powered torpedoes and partnerships have been successfully forged with more than 30 navies on all continents. In India, the Amco Saft India Ltd (Asil) joint venture enables defence customers to benefi t from local support and assembly of Saft global product offering.
For more information, please consult www.saftbatteries.com
SAFT
12 rue Sadi Carnot – 93170 Bagnolet – FRANCEContact: Christelle Couty / Communication ManagerPhone: +33 1 49 93 19 18 Fax: +33 1 49 93 19 64E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.saftbatteries.com
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Sofradir, specialized in cooled second- and third-generation infrared detectors (IR) based on Mercury Cadmium Telluride (MCT) for military, space and industrial applications, is the No. 1 IR MCT detector supplier worldwide.Sofradir and its subsidiaries ULIS (dedicated to uncooled IR detectors) and Sofradir EC (specialized in infrared equipment for scientifi c, industrial, public safety, security and defence applications) together employ more than 500 people.Sofradir’s short-wave, mid-wave and long-wave MCT detectors cover a full range of applications and have been integrated in battlefi eld proven equipment such as the Storm Shadow/SCALP EG missile, Damocles targeting and NAVFLIR navigation pods, Sophie hand held goggles, IRIS cameras and SADA II (for US armored vehicles). Sofradir and ULIS customers include the US Army, Thales, Sagem, Selex, Thales Alenia Space, ESA (European Space Agency) and FLIR Systems.
Product Highlights
Epsilon MW Scorpio MW Jupiter MW
• Epsilon (384x288 15µm pitch): the most compact and lowest power consumption MWIR MCT detector on the market for hand held systems or small UAV.
• Scorpio 640 x 512 MWIR: the fi rst 15 µm pitch and the smallest full TV array on the market.
• Jupiter 1280x1024 MWIR: better than the High Defi nition TV.
Scorpio LW
• Scorpio 640x512 LWIR : the new full TV format 15µm pitch in long-wave with very high performances for vehicle panoramic or gunner sights.
SOFRADIR
43-47 rue C. Pelletan - 92290 CHATENAY-MALABRY - FRANCEContact: E. Veron / www.sofradir.com Area Sales ManagerPhone: +33 1 41 13 45 30 Fax: +33 1 46 61 58 84E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.sofradir.com
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About Thales
With greater mobility, growing complexity and new vulnerabilities, what does it take to make the right decisions at the right time and act accordingly?
In a world that is increasingly mobile, interconnected and interdependent, the security of people and goods, infrastructure and nations depends on leaders and organisations and their ability to decide and act in a timely fashion and obtain the best outcomes.
In the markets that Thales serves – defence, security, space, aerospace and ground transportation – these decisions are often of critical importance. Navy, army and air force commanders, as well as air traffi c controllers, policymakers and infrastructure operators, face these critical decisions and need full, relevant and reliable information to understand the situation and make the right choices.
The critical decision chain
Our role is to assist our customers in making these decisions by providing the tools and technologies they need to gather, process and distribute information, helping them to understand complex situations so they can decide and act in a timely fashion and obtain the best outcomes.
This understanding of the critical decision chain underpins our innovation and technological developments in areas such as large scale software-driven systems, secure communications, sensors (radar, sonar, optical), supervision, onboard electronics, satellites and systems integration. These technologies and capabilities, and the central role of human factors in critical decision-making, are common to all our activities. The Group’s employees constantly need to develop their skills to stay ahead in these areas.
We have built up an in-depth knowledge of the markets we serve and, with operations in 56 countries, we have developed close relationships with local customers to grasp the intricacies of their operational decision-making processes and propose the best solutions for every situation.
Across all our businesses, the company’s 68,000 employees are guided by a proactive policy of corporate responsibility that is key to managing risks and driving performance.
THALES
45 rue de Villiers - 92526 NEUILY-SUR-SEINE CEDEX - FRANCEContact: Sonia Le Guével / Media Relations - DefencePhone: +33 1 57 77 80 00 Fax: +33 1 57 77 82 22E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.thalesgroup.com
ALKANRue du 8 Mai 1945 – 94460 Valenton - FRANCEContact: Sébastien JOSEPH, Area Sales ManagerPhone: +33 1 45 10 86 29 Fax: +33 1 45 10 86 39E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.alkan.fr
ASB AEROSPATIALE BATTERIESAllée Sainte Hélène - 18021 Bourges Cedex - FRANCEContact: Jean-Denis CARIDROIT / Sales & Programs DirectorPhone: +33 2 48 48 56 00 Fax: +33 2 48 48 56 01E-mail: [email protected] Web www.asb-group.com:
CILAS8 avenue Buffon - BP 6319 - ZI La Source45063 - ORLEANS CEDEX - FRANCEContact: H. SOUBRANE / T. MULLIEZPhone: +33 2 38 64 15 55 Fax: +33 2 38 64 40 72E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Web: www.cilas.com
CNIM35 rue de Bassano - 75008 PARIS - FRANCEChief Commercial Offi cer: Yves de THOMASSONNaval Adviser: Rear admiral (Rtd) Thierry O’NeillPhone: +33 1 44 31 11 53 Fax: +33 1 44 31 11 30E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.cnim.com
DCI2 place de Rio de Janeiro - 75008 Paris - FRANCEContact: Anthony Marechal/ Media Relations ManagerPhone: + 33 1 44 95 28 54 Fax: + 33 1 44 95 26 80E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.groupedci.com
DCNS40-42 rue du Dr Finlay - 75732 PARIS CEDEX 15 - FRANCEContact: Damien Bonnet / Communication ManagerPhone: +33 1 1 40 59 50 00 Web: www.dcnsgroup.com
ECA EN32 Bd Marcel Paul - CP 0604 - 44800 SAINT HERBLAIN - FRANCEContact: Loïc PINSON / Director of SalesPhone: +33 2 40 92 39 19 Fax: +33 2 40 92 01 35E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eca-en.com
ECA ROBOTICSZI TOULON EST BP 242 - 82078 TOULON CEDEX 9 - FRANCEContact: Dominique MALLET / Export Sales ManagerPhone: +33 4 94 08 90 00 Fax: +33 4 94 08 80 62E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eca-robotics.com
ELNO SN43 rue Michel Carré - BP 90046 - 95102 ARGENTEUIL - FRANCEContact: Jean Jérôme Ambrosini / Export ManagerPhone: + 33 1 39 98 44 44 Fax: +33 1 39 98 44 46Web: www.elno.fr E-mail: [email protected]
EURENCO33 rue Joubert - 75009 PARIS - FRANCEContact: Mr Jean-Claude BOSSY / Senior VP Strategy & Business DevelopmentPhone: +33 1 49 96 74 00 Fax: +33 1 49 96 74 01E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eurenco.com
EUROFARAD93 rue Oberkampf - 75011 PARIS - FRANCEContact: Olivier CATTALDO / Responsable MarketingPhone: +33 1 49 23 10 00 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.exxelia.com
EURONAVAL 2012Sogena19/21, Rue du Colonel Pierre Avia - 75015 PARIS- FRANCEPhone: +33 1 47 36 80 80 Fax: +33 1 40 93 57 72E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.euronaval.fr
EUROSATORY 201265 rue de Courcelles - FRANCEContact: Daphné Lepetit / Communication & Public Relations ManagerSarah Nicolas / International Sales & Marketing ManagerPhone: +33 1 44 14 58 10 Fax: +33 1 42 30 70 88E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.eurosatory.com
GICANThe French Marine Industry Group19/21, Rue du Colonel Pierre Avia - 75015 PARIS - FRANCEPhone: +33 1 47 36 80 80 Fax: +33 1 40 93 57 72E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.gican.asso.fr
GICAT3 avenue Hoche - 75008 PARIS - FRANCEContact: Audrey FAVALE / Communication ManagerPhone: +33 1 44 14 58 28 Fax: +33 1 42 30 80 74E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.gicat.com
LACROIX DEFENCE & SECURITYRoute de Gaudies - 09270 Mazères - FRANCE Contact: Jean-Marie PASCAL, Business Manager / Defence & Security / Division - AsiaPhone: +33 6 14 34 89 99Email: [email protected] Web: www.lacroixds.com
NEXTER13 route de la Minière - 78034 VERSAILLES CEDEX - FRANCEContact: Laetitia Blandin – External communications managerPhone: +33 1 30 97 36 41 Fax: +33 1 30 97 39 00Email : [email protected] Web: www.nexter-group.fr
PROENGIN1 Rue de l’Industrie - 78210 Saint Cyr L’Ecole - FRANCEContact: Mr David MARDONPhone: +33 1 30 58 47 34 Fax: +33 1 30 58 93 51 E-mail: [email protected] Web: proengin.com
RENK FRANCE67 rue d’Epluches - 95590 SAINT-OUEN-L’AUMONE - FRANCEContact: Dr. Markus WESTHUES - CEOPhone: +33 1 34 48 37 00 Fax: +33 1 34 64 55 43E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.renk-france.fr
ROXELCentre d’Affaires La Boursidière - Immeuble Jura92357 LE PLESSIS-ROBINSON CEDEX - FRANCEPhone: +33 1 41 07 82 82 Fax: +33 1 41 07 82 03 Web: www.roxelgroup.com
SAFRAN GROUPLe Ponant de Paris - 27 rue Leblanc - 75512 PARIS CEDEX 15 - FRANCEContact: Philippe Wodka-Gallien Phone: +33 1 58 11 19 49 E-mail: [email protected]
SAFT12 rue Sadi Carnot – 93170 Bagnolet – FRANCEContact: Christelle Couty / Communication ManagerPhone: +33 1 49 93 19 18 Fax: +33 1 49 93 19 64E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.saftbatteries.com
SOFRADIR43-47 rue C. Pelletan - 92290 CHATENAY-MALABRY - FRANCEContact: E. Veron / www.sofradir.com Area Sales ManagerPhone: +33 1 41 13 45 30 Fax: +33 1 46 61 58 84E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.sofradir.com
THALES45 rue de Villiers - 92526 NEUILY-SUR-SEINE CEDEX - FRANCEContact: Sonia Le Guével / Media Relations - DefencePhone: +33 1 57 77 80 00 Fax: +33 1 57 77 82 22E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.thalesgroup.com