One, Loiretech, manufactures molds intended to make Airbus noses or tails, the other, Alphameca3, manufactures tooling parts to aid automotive production.
A third, Prosyst, develops automation design systems for industry.
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All three are among the thirteen new winners chosen by BPI France and the State services to benefit from the automotive and aeronautical modernization fund.
Despite their different profiles, all of them have been going through a period of uncertainty since their customers, aircraft manufacturers and automotive giants, experienced several months of shutdown.
The recovery plan provides for the creation of a support fund for VSEs, SMEs and ETIs over the next three years.
In total, 900 million euros will be mobilized by the end of 2022, including 300 million euros from 2020 to subsidize modernization or innovation projects led by their managers in these two disaster-stricken sectors.
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