In receivership since July 2014, the company was taken over Saumur Dalsouple today Wednesday before the Commercial Court of Angers by AB Rubber in Bouchemaine.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
(editors note: Bouchemaine is situated about 65km from the previous location of Dalsouple in Saumur, and remains connected via the Loire valley and lies about 300km to the sout-west of Paris)<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Rubber AB announces plans to move the activity to Bouchemaine and keep 5 of 17 employees Dalsouple. Specializing in manufacturing tailor-made rubber seals of all kinds, it currently employs twenty employees. The recovery Dalsouple will allow it to diversify its business. It aims development enabling it to work for 15-20 people Dalsouple in Bouchemaine by 3-5 years.<\/p>\n\n\n\n He explained that the continuation of the activity on site at Saumur was not possible, mainly because of dilapidated facilities.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It is a blow for Saumur losing business “historic” street-Flandres Dunkerque. It was created in 1946 by Raymond Mortoire and recovery in 2009 by Pascal Le Sa\u00ebc. Specializing in the manufacture of high-end rubber floors and walls coverings, it counted among its customers prestigious companies (Danone, Thomson) and institutions such as the French Army, the New York Museum of Modern Art or architect Jean Nouvel.
The repreneuse AB Rubber Company was founded in 1994 in Paris and was relocated to Bouchemaine in May 2000.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Its manager, Jean Da Silva announces \u20ac 300,000 for the relocation of certain machines in Bouchemaine and the acquisition of new equipment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n