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About GEVELOT S A

GEVELOT S.A. is a French industrial group listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker ALGEV and ISIN FR0000033888. The company is headquartered in Levallois-Perret, in the Paris region. Its roots go back to 1820, giving Gévelot a rare two-century industrial heritage among French listed companies. Over time, the group has evolved from its historical manufacturing base into a specialist industrial platform focused on technical components and niche engineered solutions. Gévelot is best understood as a specialized industrial operator rather than a mass-market manufacturer. Its development has been shaped by precision engineering, process know-how and a long-standing ability to adapt its portfolio to changing industrial demand. The group serves professional customers and operates in segments where technical performance, reliability and product specification matter more than volume. This positioning supports a differentiated market profile within the broader industrial machinery and equipment universe. Its core business is pumps and fluid transfer technologies, which have represented the bulk of recent consolidated revenue. The group also maintains complementary industrial activities through its subsidiaries and has a holding-company layer that includes real estate activities. According to the company’s 2023 annual release, consolidated revenue reached EUR 151.2 million, up 11.7% year on year, with the Pumps division accounting for most of the sales base. The company therefore remains anchored in engineered fluid systems, a niche where product expertise and customer relationships are critical. Geographically, Gévelot has an international footprint, with industrial and commercial exposure in Europe and North America. Management has also highlighted the impact of currency movements, especially in North America, on reported growth. Recent communications emphasize ongoing targeted investments in commercial and industrial capabilities, aimed at strengthening medium-term profitability despite a volatile macroeconomic backdrop and geopolitical uncertainty. A notable feature of Gévelot is the continuity of its industrial identity. The group combines historical depth, niche specialization and a disciplined financial profile. In 2024, Gévelot reported attributable net income of EUR 3.3 million and proposed a dividend of EUR 5.00 per share, underlining its ability to generate shareholder returns while continuing to invest in its strategic roadmap. For investors and analysts, Gévelot stands out as a small French industrial name with a long operating history and a focused technical footprint.