Our Group: key figures

Dorise Group performance

Évolution du CA « consolidé » du Groupe Dorise

Dorise Group workforce* growth

Évolution des effectifs du Groupe Dorise

Strategy and quality

Strategic plan 2025-2030

Strategic challenge: To be the French leader in the cutting and metrology market and to position ourselves as a European player.

1

The French referent

Aim for sales of €100M, i.e. 10% of the total French market

2

Profitability guaranteed

Generate 10% operating income

3

Excellence from top to bottom

Consolidate the Group’s unity and operating efficiency, focusing on high value-added activities: aerospace, defense, medical and nuclear.

4

A European player

Acquire European representativeness through our size, both with major principals and global manufacturers

5

A tailor-made digital offering

Propose a digital offering in line with our identity as a service and technical added-value provider

6

Solid corporate governance

Set up a focused, highly competent Group management team with a clear driving force and a winning spirit commensurate with the ambitions of the strategic plan.

The Group's strategic plan is based on our operating fundamentals, which are deeply rooted in the company, and on the business sectors that are driving French industry.

This ambition is underpinned by our ability to attract new talent to the regions, our capacity to develop and manage national multi-site contracts and the industrial prospects of the business sectors that account for 2/3 of our sales:

Expertise aéronautique
Aeronautics

By 2040, Airbus forecasts a demand for 40,000 new passenger and freight aircraft.

Defense

The French government's military programming law 2023/2030 calls for €413 billion in spending to transform the French armed forces.

Nucléaire
Nuclear

6 new EPRs to be built in France by 2050

Medical

The French government plans to spend €7.5 billion by 2030 to reindustrialize the country's healthcare industries.