- CEO
- Jérôme Benoit
- Full Time Employees
- 3,748
- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Apparel/Footwear
- Address
- Z.A.C La PeyroliEre Apt PA France 84405
- IPO Date
- Jul 1, 1999
- Business
- Delta Plus Group (Euronext Growth Paris: ALDLT.PA) designs, standardizes, manufactures and markets a comprehensive range of personal and collective protective equipment (PPE) for professionals worldwide. The company offers products across five main families including head protection such as helmets and safety glasses; hand protection encompassing various gloves; body protection featuring high-visibility workwear, rainwear and other garments; foot protection like safety boots and shoes; and fall protection systems along with accessories; all available in more than 1,100 models and over 7,200 references. Delta Plus Group manufactures 85% of its products through 17 production facilities globally and serves industries such as agriculture, construction, heavy industry, oil and gas, mining and wind energy.
Founded in 1977 by Jacques Benoit and headquartered in Apt, Vaucluse, France, the company operates through 47 subsidiaries in 30 countries and distributes its products in over 110 countries, supported by 3,700 employees and an integrated global logistics network. It targets distributors and end-users across diverse sectors with solutions emphasizing protection, comfort, design and sustainability, including an eco-score rating system for environmental impact and reduced recyclable packaging.
In recent years, Delta Plus Group has pursued external growth through targeted acquisitions, completing 10 deals from 2020 to 2024, with notable 2025 transactions including the September acquisition of Chilean firm Baspa (and its Air brand), a leader in reusable respiratory protection with €10 million in revenue and 40% market share in Chile, to bolster respiratory expertise and South American presence; and the October purchase of Lithuanian company Gevanta, specializing in premium workwear with €9 million in sales, to enhance footing in the Baltic States and Scandinavia. These moves align with the group's strategy of upmarket positioning, geographic expansion and resilience amid macroeconomic challenges, as evidenced by 2024 revenue of €400.1 million and first-half 2025 sales of €187.8 million. The company maintains operational profitability and a robust financial structure to support ongoing innovation and long-term sustainable growth.