Yves Barraquand

CMR Group SAS engages in the designing, manufacturing and service of instrumentation and controls for offshore platforms and vessels. It offers electric and electronic systems, including wiring harnesses, local controls and monitoring systems for industrial diesel and natural gas engines and industrial sensors, such as temperature, pressure and rudder angle sensors. The firm also provides standard wiring harness and custom wiring harness systems, industrial sensors, alarm-monitoring equipment, and turnkey electronics for industrial applications. The company was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Marseille, France.

Part of Amphenol Corp., Controle Mesure Regulation UK Ltd. is a company that manufactures and distributes wiring systems, harnesses, sensors, panel wiring, controls and instrumentation. The company is based in Wallsend, UK and was founded in 1984.

Part of Amphenol Corp., CMR Logistic - CPC SAS is a wholesaler of electronic components. The company is based in Marseille, France.

Financière Jumbo is an investment holding private company based in Marseille, France. Financière Jumbo functions as an investment holding French company. The company was founded in 2011 and is led by CEO Stephan Truchot.

Winoa SA manufactures and markets steel abrasives and diamond cutting tools. Its steel abrasive products are used in granite cutting, impact treatment, shot peening, and other applications. The company was founded in 1961 and is headquartered in Le Cheylas, France.

Genoyer SA designs and manufactures steel flanges, pipes, and fittings to the process industry. It produces piping equipments for liquid transport. The firm's brands include MGI, WGI, Vilmar, Colves, Piping Technologies, Lallstorm, Sertere, and RTI. The company was founded by Maurice Genoyer in 1963 and is headquartered in Vitrolles, France.

Part of CMA CGM SA, Delmas SAS is a French marine cargo transportation company. The company is based in Le Havre, France. Delmas was acquired by CMA CGM SA from Bolloré SA/Old/ on January 05, 2006 for $345 million.