FAYAT Announces Strategic Expansion with MECALAC Acquisition FAYAT Announces Strategic Expansion with MECALAC Acquisition

Fayat Group to buy the Mecalac Group - On-Site Magazine

In the heavy equipment sector, Fayat Group and the Mecalac Group have announced that the two companies have signed an agreement that will see Mecalac become part of Fayat Group. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval by the relevant competition authorities and is expected to be completed by the end of the first half of 2025. In the meantime, the companies say the Mecalac Group will continue to operate as usual, and that the manufactur…

High Savoyard ETI Mecalac, specializing in the manufacture of urban machinery, is preparing to join the company of another family group, Fayat, located in Bordeaux and specialized in construction and road equipment. Engagement in view in the middle of the construction. In a short [...] Read article

Fayat to Acquire Mecalac

The transaction is expected to be completed by the end of the first half of 2025, however, the MECALAC Group will continue to operate as usual until then.

FAYAT Announces Strategic Expansion with MECALAC Acquisition FAYAT Announces Strategic Expansion with MECALAC Acquisition

FAYAT Announces Strategic Expansion with MECALAC Acquisition The global construction equipment industry is witnessing a major shake-up as the FAYAT Group finalises its acquisition of the MECALAC Group. This strategic move not only consolidates FAYAT’s position in the sector but also expands its expertise in compact and versatile construction machinery. Pending regulatory approval, the deal is set to be completed by mid-2025. For now, MECALAC con…

Fayat Group to acquire Mecalac

Two French construction equipment groups are joining forces following the Fayat Group’s announcement that it has signed an agreement to acquire Mecalac. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval by the relevant competition authorities and is expected to be completed … The post Fayat Group to acquire Mecalac appeared first on Equipment Journal.

An agreement was signed between the two parties on the purchase of the entire capital of the Annecy group, a manufacturer of construction machinery, which remains conditional on obtaining a favourable opinion from the competition authorities.