- CEO
- Etienne Dugas
- Full Time Employees
- 358
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic production equipment
- Address
- Rue du Moulin de la Buie Montilliers PL France 49310
- IPO Date
- Dec 3, 2021
- Business
- Grolleau S.A. (ALGRO.PA) designs, manufactures and markets metal energy cabinets, shelters and integrated solutions for complex environments, including urban, telecommunications, green energy and industrial sectors; its core offerings encompass urban cabinets such as aluminum, stainless steel, lighting, signaling, traffic light, connected, gas, building and water variants, alongside boxes, vaults, lighting systems, traffic light brackets, road signs, electrical boxes, quick-stop stations, video oversight products and market terminals; it also provides outdoor, indoor and energy cabinets, fiber optic node shelters for telecom, custom products, terminals, kiosks, charging stations, USB recharging communication spots and self-consumption control cabinets, with specialized industry solutions for energy conversion, battery storage, variable speed drives, railway power conversion, platform enclosures, naval cabin doors, toll gates, connected lockers and oil & gas applications. Founded in 1950 and headquartered in Montilliers, France, the company operates primarily in France with a presence through its 49.9%-owned subsidiary OMP Mechtron group in Italy, China and Mexico, achieving pro forma turnover of EUR 62.3 million over 12 months as of 2023; it targets large accounts, operators and clients in smart cities, supporting 5G deployment, connected objects, energy management, water distribution, connectivity, green mobility and smart grids as France's leading producer of urban cabinets and on-street electric charging stations. In recent developments, Grolleau reported 2024 consolidated revenue of EUR 39.9 million, down 10% from 2023 amid economic challenges in charging stations, with EBITDA at EUR 8.8 million but an 18.6% rise in order backlog to EUR 21 million signaling recovery; the company anticipates slight revenue growth and improved profitability in 2025 driven by high-margin contracts in energy and data centers, alongside ongoing evaluation of full integration of OMP Mechtron and implementation of a share buyback program including purchases of over 6,000 shares in March 2025.