A competitive, comprehensive and international offering

Integration, internationalization and diversification are the foundations of our development strategy.

Providing comprehensive services to meet all requirements

With mechanics as its core business, the Slicom group is a global integrator of industrial goods and services which provides comprehensive services to meet all requirements, from design to maintenance.

To provide this comprehensive service, the group draws on the skills and equipment of its own units and on a network of French and foreign partners known for their technological know-how and competitiveness.

With its expertise in engineering, industrialisation, production (machining, metal work, mechanised welding), special processes, surface treatments, assembly and repairs – as well as in the supply chain, the Slicom group proposes a secure, turnkey offering of goods and services.

Producing, buying and selling all over the world

Slicom group’s development strategy is based on the internationalization of its markets, its suppliers and its production sites.

Our customers and delivery sites are spread out in many European countries - France, Spain, Italy, Germany, England, Poland and Romania – but also in China, India Canada and Latin America.

Our international competitiveness is based on three key factors: our purchase and logistics engineering, our low and middle cost production capacities in India and Tunisia and our specialised French units which ensure the security of production in emerging countries.

In the coming years, to continue supporting its customers in all parts of the world and offer them optimal production costs, the group is planning to set up more international sites and partnerships, particularly in the Americas.

Diversifying customer sectors

The Slicom group intends to continue its diversification policy in order to take advantage of the opportunities offered by growth sectors such as energy, railways, defence, etc.

Its five-year business plan reflects the group’s desire to enter the nuclear energy sector and considerably strengthen its position there. It eventually hopes to devote a quarter of its activity to this sector.

For this purpose, the group shall engage in growth by acquisition in order to upgrade its current know-how, particularly in the machining and assembling of large sized parts, by bringing in skills that are specific to this field of activity.