Our portfolio

Clip Industrie publishes and distributes software solutions for ERP and computer-aided management systems for SMEs. The heart of our business is the management of industrial production. "We meticulously collect enterprise data and restore them with the greatest possible intelligence to serve the strategy of our customers." Clipper is a verticalized business solution quickly exploitable. Helios ERP is more suited to more substantial SMEs, particularly in the aeronautical field (POTEZ, HALGAND, WE ARE AEROSPACE, NEXTEAM GROUP...). The economic model of Clip Industrie is primarily based on his extensive knowledge of industrial organization and monitoring the daily use of its products. Its 1,850 clients are mainly located in France, Switzerland, Eastern Europe and North Africa in various sectors: aerospace, automotive, medical, rail, watchmaker, composite materials and new energies. The Clip industry solutions are designed for industrial companies, workshops or subsidiaries of large corporations (Michelin, Air Force, Eiffage, Koné...) and to numerous subcontractors of Airbus Group, Dassault and Safran.

London Luton Airport (LLA) is one of the UK’s largest airports and carried 16.6 million passengers in 2018, an increase of 5% on 2017. The airport indirectly employs over 9,400 staff and is a key economic driver for the region.

ATI is a leading US provider of outpatient rehabilitation therapy services, for episodic injuries, pre/post operative care, injured workers and sports injuries. In 2012, it managed more than 1 million annual patient visits through 2,000 physical therapists.

Limacorporate is a global leader in the design, production and distribution of orthopaedic devices. Founded by the Lualdi family in 1945, the group has now 600 employers and three production facilities in Italy. In 2011 it had revenues of 117 million euros, 66% of which was generated in markets outside of Italy. The strategic growth plan for Limacorporate SpA is focused on the further international expansion of the Group and on the enlargement of its existing product portfolio.

WIRB is the largest US « IRBs » (Institutional Review Boards), which are federally mandated to approve ethical issues in research protocols involving human subjects.

Founded in 1995, C.banner is the second largest retailer in the mid to premium women's footwear segment in China. C.banner designs, manufactures and retails 4 self-developed brands: C.banner, EBLAN, Sundance and Mio, as well as under licensed brands, via an extensive network of over 2,300 outlets across China. The Company was listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange in September 2011