Alstom is a world leader in integrated railway systems. It offers a wide range of collective public transport solutions, from high-speed trains to metros and tramways, plus maintenance, modernisation, infrastructure and signalling solutions.
The CLAAS Group is a German manufacturer of tractors and agricultural equipment (balers, harvesting machinery). CLAAS is the leading European manufacturer of combine harvesters, and no. 1 worldwide for self-propelled forage harvesters.
World leader in the rubber industry, the Hutchinson Group designs, develops and manufactures products for all sectors in the fields of sealing, vibration, acoustic and thermal insulation, fluid transfer, mechanical transmission and, more generally of mobility.
Valeo is one of the leading equipment manufacturers worldwide. It develops and markets propulsion solutions and thermal, comfort, visibility and driver assistance systems for the automotive industry. The Valeo Service unit supplies replacement parts to automakers and the independent aftermarket.
A Swedish company headquartered in Stockholm, Autoliv developed the safety belt in 1956. Today it is the world's leading manufacturer of airbags and safety belts. More generally, this equipment manufacturer develops and markets passive safety equipment for vehicles. Styrel works with the Autoliv Group's sites in France.
