Industry trophies for Mov'Ntec
Electrical sector prize, and Grand prize of the Industrial Society of Northern France: awarded to Mov'NTec in Ruitz, the Industry Trophies ceremony was an opportunity to highlight the diversity and mobilization of companies in perpetual quest for adaptation and innovation. Ruitz, Mov'NTec is the beautiful story of a factory labeled “ industry of the future ". A factory, formerly Lenze, manufacturer of geared motors and speed variators, which could have disappeared, but taken over a year ago by its executives to embark on the adventure of electromobility and the recycling of used vehicle batteries, all while retaining 120 jobs.
Mecaware will recycle batteries and restore energy to the former Bridgestone wasteland,
The Mecaware company will create its first factory in Béthune, on the former Bridgestone site, to recycle metals from end-of-life batteries and supply – among others – gigafactories. A colossal investment, at 120 million euros, which will generate around a hundred jobs by 2017.
The Japanese giant Daikin inaugurates its third logistics platform in Noyelles-Godault
Among the leaders in the production of heat pumps and air conditioning, Daikin is equipped with a new platform to offer local service to its customers in Hauts-de-France. A French market described as “ exponential »Par Daikin, specialist in manufacture of heat pumps and air conditioning, which has decided to strengthen, for its part, its storage capacity. After the two already existing logistics platforms near Lyon and Bordeaux, it is in Noyelles-Godault that the Japanese giant has decided to set up shop. A new operational storage space since the end of November. This extension policy also responds “ to objectives of improving customer satisfaction “, insists Daikin. Mostly installers. Which are guaranteed to be delivered in faster turnaround times, who are " within 24/48 hours ».
Aramys and its 90 employees settle in downtown Lens
Good news for downtown Lens. The Aramys company, an IT gem, has just completed its move into the Orange wasteland. She left Hénin-Beaumont where it was cramped to cope with its development... there were 75 employees when, in July 2022, we met the boss to discuss his arrival in Lens. Today, there are 90 of them… What better way to illustrate the growth of Aramys, estimated at “ 50% in three years »
