Cegelec
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| legal form | Public limited company under French law |
| Seat | Saint-Denis , France |
| Number of employees | 25,000 |
| sales | 2.8 billion euros (2009) |
| Branch | Service sector |
| Website | cegelec.com |
Cegelec is a subgroup of the Vinci Group based in Saint-Denis near Paris, which provides technical services for companies and public clients. According to its own information, it employs around 25,000 people in over 30 countries with a total of around 1,400 branches worldwide. The group is divided into five divisions: CBB (Cegelec in Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg), CFB (France), CGB (Germany and Austria), CSS (Global Systems & Services) and CWB (Africa, Middle East, Asia and South America) .
Chairman of the company management is Jean-Yves le Brouster.
Business activity
In the 2009 financial year, the Cegelec Group achieved a total turnover of 2.8 billion euros. This was broken down as follows: the manufacturing industry accounted for 24 percent and the infrastructure sector for 28 percent. 20 percent of sales were achieved in the service area, while the maintenance and repair area accounted for 28 percent.
history
Cegelec emerged from the AEG (Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft) . In 1996 AEG spun off its plant and automation technology division; this went into the corporate structure of the Alcatel-Alsthom group, later Alstom . From the management buy-out on July 20, 2001, when Alstom outsourced its service division, Cegelec emerged as an independent group of companies with its German subsidiary Cegelec Anlagen- und Automatisierungstechnik. The private equity investors CDC Equity Capital and Charterhouse Development Capital each held 45 percent of the shares, ten percent were owned by Cegelec employees.
In October 2008, Qatari Diar , a sovereign wealth fund of the Emirate of Qatar , acquired a large part of the shares in the Cegelec Group. Following the agreement of a strategic partnership between Qatari Diar and the French construction company Vinci on January 19, 2010 and receiving approval from the cartel authorities, the Vinci Board of Directors, which met on April 14, 2010, completed the planned contribution of Cegelec in exchange for newly issued shares and treasury shares of the group . This makes Cegelec a wholly owned subsidiary of the Vinci group.
Cegelec in Germany
Cegelec Deutschland GmbH is headquartered in Frankfurt am Main. The chairman of the management is Reinhard Schlemmer, the commercial director is Michael Schambach. The approximately 30 locations with around 1,800 employees are divided into the three German regional business areas north-east, south and west.
The latest acquisition by Cegelec Deutschland GmbH in January 2009 was Ebehako GmbH, an electrical engineering service provider based in Zwickau .
In the Cegelec Kraftwerk Service GmbH in Bad Friedrichshall, founded in 2008, the company bundles the technical services in nuclear power plants.
Further subsidiaries are:
- Cegelec Contracting GmbH based in Schkeuditz
- Cegelec Services GmbH based in Leverkusen
- Cegelec Space based in Kourou
Jürgen Wild was CEO from 2001 to 2004 .
organization
Cegelec Deutschland GmbH offers project and services from development and implementation to maintenance and servicing. The focus is on the three market segments industry, infrastructure and energy with a total of 17 business areas. They are broken down as follows:
Industry
- chemistry
- steel
- paper
- Automotive
- Reengineering
- Mining
Infrastructure
- service
- Airport
- Tunneling
- train
- Waterways
- Space travel
energy
- gas
- Incineration
- power supply
- Power plants
- Nuclear disposal
- sugar
Cegelec in Austria
Celgelec GmbH in Austria is part of Vinci Austria and has its headquarters in Vienna . The managing director is Norbert Herzog. The company has 120 employees.