Investing in a new industrial site, expanding or modernizing it, always entails a greater or lesser degree of manageable risk. The first type of risk relates to the land project itself: budget overruns, poor workmanship, financing problems or delays in handover. A second nature lies in the ability to manufacture a product at a competitive price and quality, and above all to have the market to sell it. Bertin Technologies’ managers have confirmed this choice, having gambled 5 years ago that the nuclear industry would make a comeback, and that there was significant business potential for their instrumentation devices.They have been able to take risks while limiting them through a high level of industrial agility, enabling them to redirect their production just in case.
Discover in a study on the reindustrialization of France conducted by the ETI how Bertin Technologies is participating in the revitalization of the French industrial fabric, particularly through its recent work to extend its plant in Thiron-Gardais in the Perche.
