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 Normandy, a region suitable for the development of boating business activities.
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Many companies in advanced industries such as naval architectures, design & engineering offices, shipbuilding, electronics, onboard information technology, woodworking, and more, |
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Extensive real-estate availability, especially in Caen, for the set-up of boating business zones, |
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An extensive R&D potential in materials, plastic processing, mechanical engineering and high technology (IT, onboard electronics, and so on). |
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4th
ranking French region for boat registrations,
11% of the country’s fleet. |
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600
kilometres of seafront, 20 marinas. |
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210 subcontracting companies, all industries together. |
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| ENSICAEN |
in Caen, materials, plastic processing. |
| ISPA |
in Alençon, materials, plastic processing. |
| University of Le Havre |
materials, electronics/electricity. |
| INSA |
in Rouen, IT, materials, mechanical engineering. |
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 Constructions
Mécaniques de Normandie, ACM Yachts, JMV
Industries, Chantier Naval Garcia, V1D2, Losange
Group(Facnor - RDM Sparcraft), Artech, Yachts Industries,
Allures Yachting, Karver Systems... |
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| Calvados Nautisme |
| Operation designed to unite, develop and support the nautical industry in the region |
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