Play Batignolles
| Play Batignolles SA
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| legal form | Société Anonyme |
| founding | 1846 |
| Seat |
Neuilly-sur-Seine , France
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| management | Jean-Charles Robin |
| Number of employees | 7000 |
| sales | 1.8 billion euros |
| Branch | construction |
| Website | www.spiebatignolles.fr |
| Status: 2017 | |
Spie Batignolles is a French construction company. The company has its origins in the construction company Ernest Goüin et Cie , which was founded by Ernest Goüin in Batignolles in 1846 . This company was renamed Société de Construction des Batignolles (SCB) in 1872 . In 1968 there was a merger between SCB and the industrial service provider SPIE , resulting in the merged company Spie Batignolles . After the takeover of the Schneider group by the new main shareholder of Spie Batignolles, Édouard-Jean Empain , the companies were combined in the Empain-Schneider group. After all of the Empain family's shares were sold to Paribas-Bank in 1981, the name was shortened to “Schneider”, but Spie Batignolles remained a subsidiary of the group. This part of the group was spun off in 1997. Spies' new independence ended in 2003 due to a takeover by the plant manufacturer Amec , but the business with conventional construction activities was bought out by senior executives and continued as Spie Batignolles. The holding company Ardian holds 16.74% of the shares.
Completed Projects
Completed construction projects involving Spie Batignolles include:
- Koeberg nuclear power plant , completion 1984
- Transgabonais , completion 1987
- Pont de Normandie , completed in 1994
- Tour Horizons , completion 2011
- Tour Carpe Diem , completion 2013
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Spie Batignolles: Notre Groupe accessed December 12, 2018
- ↑ SPIE: History / Mergers and demergers (1968-1997) accessed on December 12, 2018
- ↑ Spie Batignolles: Notre Groupe / Histoire accessed on December 12, 2018