Our portfolio

Skyrock was founded in 1985 by Pierre Bellanger, its current chairman, and is the leading expression platform for the new generation of 13-24 year olds through its radio station and a website dedicated to blogs.

Rail.One (previously known as Pfleiderer Track Systems) was a major player in the rail track industry for which it provides sleepers with or without ballast. Its high level of expertise means it participates in international infrastructure projects. With its 7 plants, in 2006, located in Germany, Hungary, Romania and Spain, Rail.One is well established in Europe and is pursuing a strategy of development in strong growth markets.

In 2010, Credirec was a major player in France in civil debt recovery collection on behalf of third parties and works with most of those banks and consumer credit organisations that have already outsourced or sold off their portfolios. The development of an extensive database on recovery models, its qualified experienced staff has turned Credirec into the reference player on the French market.

Aster City was set up in 1994 and today is the 4th largest cable TV - Internet provider in Poland (and the no. 1 in the capital Warsaw). In 2006, the company covered 746,000 homes and managed around 360,000 pay-TV subscriptions, 87,000 Internet subscriptions and 16,000 telephone subscriptions.

Aixam Mega is the European no. 1 in the design, manufacture and sale of vehicles that can be driven with no driving licence:
- a range of four-door sedans and convertibles under the Aixam brand,
- a range of commercial vehicles under the Mega brand,
- Aixam Méga controls the entire value added chain via 2 production-assembly plants in Chanas and Aix-les-Bains.
In France, the vehicles are marketed by a network of 107 distributors and 84 sales agents which gives Aixam Mega a very structured sales organization with extremely wide geographical coverage.

SANEF was the third largest motorway operator in France and the forth-largest in Europe in 2006. It manages two motorway concessions: SANEF, a motorway network of 1,375 kilometres (854 miles) situated in northern and eastern France, and SAPN, a network of 368 kilometres (229 miles) linking Paris to Normandy.