Author: Ventana

Ventana wants to keep his workforce.

The aeronautics sector is suffering dramatically from the paralysis of the world economy caused by the health crisis linked to Covid-19, this is why local companies in the sector have been forced to adapt: practice telework, review their organizations, cover up partially unemployed.

“Ventana’s goal is clear in this moment of uncertainty: to keep our people, to keep our skills. This will only be possible with a lively and constructive dialogue with Ventana stakeholders. ”

article en entier ; Extrait France 3 (JT 06/05)

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Ventana develops an adaptation kit for the “easybreath” mask

Our entity of the Mechanics division based in Sousse, alongside the regional hospital and in partnership with local companies, has developed an adaptation kit for the use of the Decathlon mask for medical use. We machine the connection fittings between the mask and the ventilation tubes free of charge. This local solution replaces the part printed in 3D in Europe which is impossible to supply or produce in Tunisia.

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Ventana takes action against Covid-19

Following the decision of the French authorities concerning the COVID19 pandemic, Ventana modifies its organization so as to slow the spread of the virus and protect its employees and more generally the citizens. In this exceptional context, the Ventana sites are in reduced activity from March 16 to March 27, 2020 inclusive. We will continue to keep you informed of developments through this site.

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Link between our industrial machining site in Narcastet and the Pays de Soule and Chéraute high schools

As part of its partnership with the Pays de Soule high school in Chéraute, Ventana Narcastet, after having proposed to BTS CIM students to work on a project in collaboration with the Campa de Jurançon high school, received the STI2D students from the Country high school de Soule for a visit to his workshop to introduce them to the machining trades.

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Foundry 4.0 by Gérard Russo

Industry 4.0 is not just a digital revolution. Those who explore these new technological territories agree that people are at the heart of their transformation. The Viv Industry Show, on November 26 and 27, 2019, in Bordeaux, illustrates this again. More than ever, work organization, professional training and talent management are strategic issues for industrialists who love innovation. But also for local authorities and public services which want to support them in their growth.

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The Ventana group still focused on international business development

The Ventana footprint continues to expand into export business. Régis Balesta, Plant Manager of Ventana Foundry Arudy explains “We have attracted new customers […] from North America, they strengthen our corporate image”

This international success is the result of various modernizations projects which have transformed an aging industry into the innovative 4.0 plant which is Ventana Foundry Arudy as of now. After difficult years with a low level of activity, this is the positive outcome of a decade of efforts to increase the activity.

Learn more -> https://www.larepubliquedespyrenees.fr/2020/02/17/ventana-en-forte-croissance,2663884.php

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Foundry and Béarn addict!

Alexis Claverie, responsible for projects in the process department of Ventana Arudy, has won the regional New Aquitaine talent award for Aeronautics and Space, innovation category since December 5, 2019 in Bordeaux.

This award is the fruit of more than 10 years at Ventana Arudy, a unique universe: the foundry.

The winner bears witness to this astonishing discovery “What I liked, I who came out of a general engineering school, is precisely the diversity of trades offered by the foundry. As a student, you cannot imagine how vast this field is! “

He is in charge of this foundry at the design office and is partly responsible for the digital transformation. “I have worked on many projects, notably on the Caribbean (installation of new technologies). This program was very important for our foundry, because it allowed the use of 3D printing, contactless scanner, computerization of operating ranges, etc. The innovations in this program are also still in progress, such as robotization

source: https://www.larepubliquedespyrenees.fr/2020/ 02/11 / arudy-fonderie-et-bearn-addict, 2661595.php

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VENTANA ideally complements its offer by acquiring the AEMI Group

AEMI Group, specialized in precision machining of light alloys, joins Ventana Group as of January 28th, 2020.

Ventana ideally completes its offer of global solutions (V-Solutions) by combining within the Mechanical Division the expertise, the know-how and the skills of Ventana Narcastet, Ventana Taverny and AEMI Group, based in Mérignac (France), Arcos de Valvedez (Portugal), Casablanca (Morocco) and Sousse (Tunisia).

The Mechanical Division involves, in its new scope, more than 450 people in 4 countries and achieves sales revenues of 32 m€. It is managed by M. Frédéric Louart, current CEO of AEMI Group, who also takes over the function of CEO within Ventana.

Through this strategical acquisition, Ventana Group expands its external growth and increases its geographic footprint throughout its facilities in France, Austria, Sweden, Portugal, Morocco and Tunisia, creating herewith the opportunity for international solutions.

The integration of these 5 new plants within the Mechanical Division also enlarges the Customer portfolio now including the most important players in each market. Ventana expects new sales opportunities allowing all of Ventana’s Customers to benefit from attractive global solutions (V-Solutions).

Ventana mainly supplies aeronautic, space, defense and energy industries in Europe and North America.

With now more than 1100 employees and 15 plants in France, Austria, Sweden, Portugal, Morocco and Tunisia, the Group approaches 90m€ of Turnover.

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