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Naval Group
NameNaval Group
TypePublic
IndustryDefence
Founded1631
FounderCardinal Richelieu
HeadquartersParis, France
Key peoplePierre Eric Pommellet, Hervé Guillou
ProductsSubmarines, Warships, Shipbuilding
Revenue€3.6 billion (2020)
Num employees15,000
ParentAgence des participations de l'État
SubsidiariesDCNS, Armaris

Naval Group is a French industrial group that specializes in the design, development, and construction of Submarines, Warships, and other Shipbuilding technologies. With a history dating back to 1631, Naval Group has become a major player in the global Defence industry, working with clients such as the French Navy, Royal Navy, and United States Navy. The company has also collaborated with other prominent defence companies, including Lockheed Martin, Thales Group, and BAE Systems. Naval Group's expertise in Nuclear submarines has led to partnerships with organizations like the Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives and the Institut de radioprotection et de sûreté nucléaire.

History

Naval Group's history began in 1631, when Cardinal Richelieu established the company as a Shipyard in Brest, France. Over the centuries, the company has undergone several transformations, including its nationalization in 1937 and its privatization in 1999. During World War II, Naval Group played a significant role in the construction of Warships for the Free French Naval Forces and the Allies. The company has also been involved in several notable projects, including the development of the Le Redoutable Nuclear submarine and the Charles de Gaulle (R91) Aircraft carrier. Naval Group has worked with various governments, including the Government of France, Government of the United Kingdom, and the Government of Australia, on projects such as the Collins-class submarine and the Astute-class submarine.

Products and Services

Naval Group offers a range of products and services, including the design and construction of Submarines, Warships, and other Shipbuilding technologies. The company's product portfolio includes Nuclear submarines, Conventional submarines, and Surface combatants, such as Frigates and Destroyers. Naval Group also provides services such as Maintenance, repair, and overhaul and Training and simulation for naval personnel. The company has partnered with organizations like the École polytechnique, École nationale supérieure de techniques avancées, and the Institut national des sciences et techniques nucléaires to develop innovative technologies. Naval Group's products and services have been used by navies around the world, including the Royal Australian Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, and the German Navy.

Organization and Structure

Naval Group is a public company listed on the Euronext Paris stock exchange. The company is headquartered in Paris, France and has several subsidiaries and joint ventures, including DCNS and Armaris. Naval Group's organization and structure are divided into several business units, including Submarines, Surface combatants, and Services. The company is led by a team of experienced executives, including Pierre Eric Pommellet and Hervé Guillou, who have worked with companies like Thales Group and SAFRAN. Naval Group has also collaborated with research institutions like the Centre national de la recherche scientifique and the Office national d'études et de recherches aérospatiales.

Financial Information

Naval Group's financial performance is characterized by a strong revenue growth and a significant order book. In 2020, the company reported a revenue of €3.6 billion and an order book of €12.5 billion. Naval Group's financial performance is driven by its strong position in the global Defence industry and its ability to secure large contracts with governments and navies around the world. The company has also received funding from organizations like the European Defence Fund and the French National Research Agency. Naval Group's financial information is audited by companies like Deloitte and KPMG.

Notable Projects and Contracts

Naval Group has been involved in several notable projects and contracts, including the development of the Barracuda-class submarine for the French Navy and the Shortfin Barracuda for the Royal Australian Navy. The company has also secured contracts for the construction of Warships for the Royal Navy and the United States Navy. Naval Group's notable projects and contracts include the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier and the Type 45 destroyer. The company has worked with governments like the Government of India and the Government of Brazil on projects such as the Scorpene-class submarine and the La Fayette-class frigate.

International Presence

Naval Group has a significant international presence, with subsidiaries and joint ventures in several countries, including Australia, India, and Brazil. The company has also established partnerships with local companies and research institutions in these countries to develop innovative technologies and solutions. Naval Group's international presence is driven by its ability to secure large contracts with governments and navies around the world. The company has worked with organizations like the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the European Union, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to promote cooperation and collaboration in the Defence industry. Naval Group's international presence has also led to collaborations with companies like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Raytheon Technologies.

Category:Defence companies of France

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