Premier Tech continues its growth in France with a new production site in Saint-André-de-Cubzac
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This €3.6M investment from Premier Tech Water and Environment for autonomous, sustainable on-site wastewater treatment systems production and maintenance support activities strengthens the Group’s presence in the French market.
“This acquisition strengthens our ability to provide homeowners with local service and high-quality integrated solutions throughout the lifecycle of their wastewater treatment systems. In France, Premier
“This acquisition strengthens our ability to provide homeowners with local service and high-quality integrated solutions throughout the lifecycle of their wastewater treatment systems.”
— Luc Langlois, president of Premier Tech Eau et Environnement
This industrial investment has received €168 000 in support from the Fonds Vert — France Nation verte. Premier
The inauguration brought together several social, economic and political partners, including Nathalie G. Drouin, Ambassador of Canada to France, to underscore the impact of this project for local development.
— Over the next five years, the site expected to create 15 to 25 local jobs. —
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The new site is dedicated to manufacturing sustainable concrete-based on-site wastewater treatment systems — the Ecoflo® and Eparco® product lines — which have the lowest carbon footprint on the market and are recognized among the top-performing solutions available.
— The new site is dedicated to manufacturing sustainable concrete-based on-site wastewater treatment systems, the Ecoflo® and Eparco® product lines, which have the lowest carbon footprint on the market and are recognized among the top-performing solutions available. —
“We provide end-to-end support, from initial planning to manufacturing, installation and maintenance. It is a 360° offer, delivered by teams with hands-on field expertise. This local model helps shorten delivery times and reduce our transport-related carbon footprint,” said Benoit Stoeux, managing director for Premier