MÉCANUMÉRIC is continuing its development plan (nov. 2017)

After reorganizing its capital structure in 2016, the company is advancing on its next project : the relocating of its head office and production activities on the area Eco2Rieumas at Marssac-sur-Tarn, right next to Albi, with a privileged access to the A68 highway and to Toulouse.

After obtaining a building permit last July, the 35 000 m2 ground has just been acquired by the company. Within a few months, the new building covering 13 000m2 will be built on this area where the whole company teams will be gathered : sales force, research department, production workshop, customers service…

This operation requiring an investment of over 13 million euros (9 million for the building construction and 4 million for the production equipment) should be accompanied by the creation of 80 jobs between the end of 2018 and the end of 2020.

These new human and material means will be the resources enabling MECANUMERIC to double its turnover in the next years.
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