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2.5 CENTURIES’

1777

CREATION 

Frédéric JAPY sets up

a watch movement

factory in Beaucourt

(East of France).

1796

FOUNDING

OF THE COMPANY

MIGEON & DOMINE is founded in Morvillars

in the Belfort region, later to become

VIELLARD MIGEON et Compagnie (VMC).

Initially a specialist in the manufacture

of wires, the company rapidly integrates

processing activities.

1989

STOCK

EXCHANGE

INTRODUCTION

GFI is floated on the

Paris Stock Exchange’s

Second Marché and

becomes GFI Industries.

2014

ACQUISITION

OF MANOIR

AEROSPACE

Mainly specializing in the forging

of metal parts for aerospace

applications, the Manoir

Aerospace Group has been

consolidated since June 5, 2014

into LISI AEROSPACE with

the aim of strengthening the

Structural Components Business

Group with the integration of

complementary technologies.

2015

CREATION

OF LAAM

The LISI Group enters the world

of 3D printing with the creation

of a subsidiary, LISI AEROSPACE

Additive Manufacturing,

dedicated to the additive

manufacturing of aerospace

mechanical parts.

2011

ACQUISITION

OF CREUZET

The Group continues the movement

to strengthen and build its position

in strategic markets started in 2010.

The year 2011 is marked by the

following transactions:

• LISI COSMETICS is

deconsolidated as at January 1,

2011 following the sale completed

on April 6, 2011.

• Acquisition of the Creuzet Group,

integrated into the Aerospace

division as of July 1, 2011.

1977

GFD BECAME GFI

GFD acquires BLANC AERO, which

specializes in aerospace fasteners and in

packaging components for the perfumery

sector. This new Group is named GFI.

This operation is made possible thanks

to the entry of the PEUGEOT family into

the capital of CID (Compagnie Industrielle

de Delle). More than 40 years later,

these 3 families, KOHLER, PEUGEOT

and VIELLARD remain the Group’s key

shareholders.

1990 / 2000

ACQUISITIONS

During the 90’s, GFI Industries

strengthens in its different

sectors through the acquisition

of more than fifteen companies

in Europe and the United States,

while the Group withdraws

from GFD (standard).