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Growth levers
Supporting the Group’s development
“Anticipating trends, innovating and expanding, the Group relies on several levers to support its growth”
Becoming a major player in the creation of Gigafactories and Factories 4.0
Already one of the leading players in the turnkey construction of logistics, industrial and service sector projects, the GROUPE IDEC has taken a complementary turn towards the construction of XXL industrial projects and 4.0 factories with high levels of automation. With a dedicated Major Projects structure and subsidiaries with specific expertise, the group has already contributed to the completion of more ambitious projects.
The GROUPE IDEC is also working with a number of leading names in carbon-free reindustrialisation, several of which are also supported by the GROUPE IDEC INVEST Innovation Fund, such as VERKOR and HOLOSOLIS.
Interview with Benoît LEMAIGNAN
CEO of VERKOR
Staying one step ahead in innovation
The GROUPE IDEC INVEST Innovation Fund, launched in 2021, was initiated by an investment in EIT INNOENERGY, a major player in the incubation and development of innovative solutions. It now brings together more than 25 start-ups operating in areas related to the energy transition and innovative technologies.
All of the investments made by the GROUPE IDEC Investment Fund are based on key fundamentals that aim to provide precise visibility over their development plan, to be part of a sector of interest to the group, its subsidiaries and its customers, and to generate business potential via property projects or joint developments.
Strengthening our position as a premium residential developer
Since 2006, the GROUPE IDEC, through its subsidiary FAUBOURG IMMOBILIER, has been a leading developer of premium residential developments. The company is entering a new era with two major developments: the mix of schemes it is developing and their scale.
In response to new trends in city centre living, the Group and its subsidiary are offering mixed-use developments that combine residential, commercial, retail and service areas within the same framework. These new developments are becoming increasingly large-scale, as in the Villiers-sur-Marne and Boulogne projects, which extend to the scale of entire neighbourhoods.
Interview with Pierre-Christophe BAGUET
Mayor of Boulogne-Billancourt
LE SISLEY: A MIXED AND REVITALISED NEIGHBOURHOOD
FAUBOURG IMMOBILIER and LEGENDRE IMMOBILIER are combining their expertise to create an ambitious property development: LE SISLEY. Located at the heart of the Marne Europe district in Villiers-sur-Marne (94), this mixed-use development incorporates housing, offices, shops, a hotel and a student residence in an innovative, sustainable urban environment. Scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2027, the project is part of a resolutely modern vision that meets the challenges of responsible urban development.
Setting up a sustainable business in Asia and Europe
Established in Asia in 2019 with the support of its partner ARCHETYPE GROUP, the GROUPE IDEC delivered a major logistics project on the outskirts of Hanoi in 2024. A number of other current projects illustrate the group’s ability to promote its French expertise beyond France’s borders.
In Europe, the commercialisation of PUERTO SECO DE ANTEQUERA in southern Spain is continuing, with the signing of a logistics platform for ONTIME LOGISTICA. Numerous developments are also underway in Italy with its partner XORI GROUP, and in Portugal with the acquisition of VHM.
PUERTO SECO DE ANTEQUERA: SEVERAL STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENTS
The Antequera industrial and logistics park is undergoing a number of important developments, starting with the signing of a partnership agreement with the ports of Algeciras and Malaga. A similar approach is being discussed with the Malaga Tech Parc, with the same objective of making this major land reserve available for the development of industrial projects. At the same time, a number of well-known companies are actively considering setting up in Antequera, particularly in the data centre, logistics and mass retail sectors.