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21 December 2024

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Léon Grosse brings cladding subsidiaries together

24 Sep French construction group Léon Grosse has put together its four cladding and façades subsidiaries into a single team, called Weclad.

London’s Manhattan Loft Gardens, with façade by Kyotec [Photo: Ivan Dupont]
London’s Manhattan Loft Gardens, with façade by Kyotec [Photo: Ivan Dupont]

Weclad is a new alliance of 聽Kyotec, Rinaldi, De Groot & Visser and Techniwood, creating a 鈧140m turnover organisation with 580 employees in eight countries, including the UK, with six design offices, two test centres and five production sites.

Kyotec is a fa莽ade specialist in complex, technical and multi-material building envelopes for large-scale projects. Established in Luxembourg, Belgium and France in 2008, it has been active in the UK since 2015.

Rinaldi a French cladding company developing bespoke prefabricated solutions.

De Groot & Visser a Dutch company focusing on cladding renovation and low-carbon fa莽ades.

Techniwood specialises in the design and manufacture of wooden off-site fa莽ades, and is the originator of Panobloc wood technology.

All four fa莽ade organisations within the Weclad alliance are subsidiaries of the French construction L茅on Grosse Group.

Bruno Moyne, managing director of the Weclad alliance, said: 鈥淭he Weclad alliance consolidates the extensive specialist expertise of leading European players in the architectural fa莽ades sector, providing a compelling offer of high-performance, tailor-made solutions for our customers鈥 requirements throughout Europe.鈥

While the names my share similar inspiration, Weclad is no relation to Webuild, the Italian company formerly known as Salini Impregilo.

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