Framatome acquires a stake in Selectarc 11/06/2025

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Framatome acquires a stake in Selectarc !

June 11, 2025 – Framatome announces the acquisition of a 40% stake in Selectarc, alongside its majority stakeholder, Viellard Migeon & Compagnie. This partnership will secure the supply of strategic filler metals, essential in the manufacturing of components of the primary circuit of the French nuclear reactors.

Selectarc is the only French manufacturer of welding and brazing filler metals and a reference brand for assembly, repair and maintenance. Selectarc is a key supplier of the nuclear, defense, aeronautical and space industries. 

This partnership, established for the long-term supply of filler metals, contributes to reinforcing the sovereignty of the French nuclear sector’s supply chain.

 “The acquisition of a stake in Selectarc strengthens our supply chain and is a further illustration of Framatome’s commitment to sovereignty,” said Grégoire Ponchon, CEO of Framatome. “Selectarc has the skills to deliver products that meet the high demands of the nuclear industry, where precision and safety are essential.”

“This strategic partnership marks a new milestone for Selectarc, reinforcing its position in the nuclear, defense, and aeronautical markets. It will support targeted and ambitious investments to expand a highly technical product range, leveraging strong industrial synergies and expertise. By joining forces with a long-term industrial partner of Framatome’s caliber, Selectarc is securing sustainable growth prospects for its welding division and strengthening its French production base, while also bolstering our industrial sovereignty,” said Emmanuel Viellard, CEO of Viellard Migeon & Compagnie.

Read the full press release here.

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Framatome acquires a stake in Selectarc

June 11, 2025 – Framatome announces the acquisition of a 40% stake in Selectarc, alongside its majority stakeholder, Viellard Migeon & Compagnie.

This partnership will secure the supply of strategic filler metals, essential in the manufacturing of components of the primary circuit of the French nuclear reactors.