Degoisey
DEGOISEY is a precision machining and mechanical engineering company specializing in manufacturing complex precision parts and mechanical sub-assemblies for first-tier and premium manufacturers in the aerospace, space, and defense industries, as well as special machine manufacturers in sectors like food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, packaging, cryogenics, microelectronics, and scientific research laboratories. The company offers high-precision machining services including CNC turning, multitasking centers, and CNC milling, supported by advanced control equipment and associated services such as finishing, marking, surface treatments, lot identification, assembly, testing, serialization, packaging, and shipping. DEGOISEY integrates innovative technologies like artificial intelligence, digital twins, and automation in its machining systems, maintaining certifications such as EN 9100, NATO AQAP 2110/2310, and approvals from Airbus, Dassault, and Thales. With a 20% average annual growth rate since 2008, the company aims to reach 10 million euros in revenue by the end of the decade, positioning itself as a recognized industrial leader with a strategic location near research centers and engineering schools.
Degoisey
DEGOISEY is a precision machining and mechanical engineering company specializing in manufacturing complex precision parts and mechanical sub-assemblies for first-tier and premium manufacturers in the aerospace, space, and defense industries, as well as special machine manufacturers in sectors like food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, packaging, cryogenics, microelectronics, and scientific research laboratories. The company offers high-precision machining services including CNC turning, multitasking centers, and CNC milling, supported by advanced control equipment and associated services such as finishing, marking, surface treatments, lot identification, assembly, testing, serialization, packaging, and shipping. DEGOISEY integrates innovative technologies like artificial intelligence, digital twins, and automation in its machining systems, maintaining certifications such as EN 9100, NATO AQAP 2110/2310, and approvals from Airbus, Dassault, and Thales. With a 20% average annual growth rate since 2008, the company aims to reach 10 million euros in revenue by the end of the decade, positioning itself as a recognized industrial leader with a strategic location near research centers and engineering schools.