Explore the detailed record of transactions filed by gilles marchand, CEO of C2AI. Insider active across 1 companies, notably Thermador Groupe. In total, 1 disclosures have been logged. Total volume traded: €163k. The latest transaction was filed on 18 August 2025 — Acquisition. Regulator: AMF. All data is openly available.
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Gilles Marchand is the founder and chief executive officer of C2AI, a company that became part of Thermador Groupe following the completion of its acquisition on 30 June 2025. C2AI specializes in measurement instruments, fluid control systems and environmental monitoring equipment for a broad industrial customer base, and its offering complements the businesses of Sectoriel and Distrilabo within Thermador Groupe. In the transaction announcement, Thermador stated that Gilles Marchand, then 62, would remain CEO in order to ensure business continuity and support the company’s integration into the group through 31 December 2029. His profile is that of an entrepreneurial executive with a strong technical and industrial focus, centered on specialized solutions and long-term operational value creation. Public information indicates that he has led C2AI for many years and has been the driving force behind its development prior to the capital transaction with Thermador Groupe. The acquisition fits Thermador’s broader strategy of strengthening its position in instrumentation and fluid-control markets through expert subsidiaries, stable management teams and enduring customer relationships. Within Thermador Groupe’s governance model, Gilles Marchand operates in a highly decentralized environment: subsidiary leaders retain significant operational autonomy while drawing on group support in finance, legal matters, IT, real estate and extra-financial functions. This approach rewards sector expertise, customer proximity and disciplined growth. For C2AI, the key priorities are now to leverage Thermador’s ecosystem, preserve managerial continuity and accelerate commercial and industrial synergies without weakening the company’s technical identity.