Turnover: 447 million EUR (2022)
Country: France
- Armor is a leadingFrench industrial group in the production of inkjet cartridges in Europe
- Its development strategy is based on co-industrialization, which consists of producing in France and seeking growth outside France and Europe, in order to develop jobs in France.
- 80% of Armor's sales are generated outside France.
- Armor has a research and development center in Dormund, Germany, and a European collection center for empty cartridges in the Netherlands.
- The group is present in 20 countries with its 27 sites.
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Armor sets up a battery components plant in Nantes | Battery plant in Nantes 14/09/2023
- Armor plans to add a plant to its industrial hub at La Chevrolière, near Nantes, dedicated to the production of coated current collectors to improve battery performance.
- Investment of 35 million euros The target market is high-capacity batteries for electric vehicles, eBus, grid storage and naval applications.
- Currently, only 5% of batteries manufactured use this technology.
- Armor Battery Films, which currently has sales of 6 million euros, could increase its sales to 30 or 50 million euros within five to six years.
- The Armor group's total sales in 2022 were 447 million euros, compared with 403 million in 2021.
- The group will employ 2,500 people in 2022.

Prints : Armor : A good student of responsible purchasing 08/06/2023
- Sales of 447 million euros
- 2.500 employees in some twenty countries
- EcoVadis rating used to assess a supplier (gold medal obtained in 2020)

Armor still believes in its light, flexible organic sun protection films made in France | Why does Armor still believe in its light, flexible films made in France? 15/12/2022
- One of the only companies in the world with industrial-scale production lines for organic photovoltaic (OPV) films.
- Asca, Armor's subsidiary dedicated to OPV solar, whose sales (undisclosed) stagnated between 2021 and 2022, to forecast a tripling of its business in 2023.
- To multiply its applications, Armor acquired German start-up Opvius in 2019