Serge Ferrari Group: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About Serge Ferrari Group

SERGE FERRARI GROUP is a French industrial company specialized in the design, manufacture, and commercialization of flexible composite membranes and high-value technical textile solutions. Listed on Euronext Paris under ISIN FR0011950682, the group serves markets where performance, durability, aesthetics, and lower material intensity are critical. Its products are used in solar protection, tensile architecture, modular structures, outdoor furniture, marine applications, and selected industrial, environmental, and energy-related uses. The company’s roots go back to 1901, when the Ferrari family began its weaving business in the Lyon region. The modern group was shaped around Serge Ferrari from the 1950s onward, and a decisive technological milestone came in 1973 with the invention and development of the patented Précontraint® process, which remains a core competitive advantage. Over time, the group expanded through vertical integration, targeted acquisitions, and international growth. It went public in 2014 and has since established itself as a global player in flexible composite membranes. Commercially, the business is organized around four strategic end markets: solar protection, tensile architecture, modular structures, and furniture / yachting. Its brand portfolio includes Soltis for sun protection, Batyline for indoor and outdoor furniture, Stamoid for marine uses, and other technical ranges for construction, shielding, and protective applications. These products are valued for their mechanical resistance, dimensional stability, durability, lightness, and their ability to meet demanding expectations in comfort, design, and long service life. SERGE FERRARI GROUP has a broad international footprint, with commercial operations across several continents, subsidiaries and representative offices in more than 30 countries, and industrial sites located in Europe and Asia. The group also highlights its manufacturing presence in France, Switzerland, and Italy. In 2024, it generated revenue of EUR 323.6 million and employed about 1,270 people worldwide, while maintaining sustained R&D investment focused on lighter materials, higher recycled content, and alternatives to PVC. This profile positions the company at the crossroads of materials innovation, industrial execution, and environmental transition.