CFE - 2006 annual report - Vinci

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Saint-Michel clinic
in Brussels.
Architect: Bureau
d’Architecture
E. Verhaegen.
Christian Van Hamme
Yvan Georgery, Yves Persenaire,
André Vandenbauw, Philippe Flock,
Thierry Lambermont, Jacky Landuyt,
Roland Hallot
Continuing the uninterrupted growth it has experienced
since its creation in 1977, the company saw its revenue
increase again this year. The growth reported by Nizet
Entreprise is based on an increase in the number and
average size of the projects it has carried out.
With a workforce of some twenty engineers and more
than 160 electricians, the company serves the “Tertiary”
and “Electromechanical“ market segments and provides
seven-day-a-week maintenance service.
The renovation of the “Tour du Midi”, joint-venture work
on the “D4-D5” buildings for the European Parliament
in Brussels, the renovation and expansion project for the
Edith Cavell and Molière Longchamps clinics in Brussels
and for the Jolimont clinic, the electrical work for the
(in millions of EUR) 2006 2005
Order book 19.0 19.3
as of December 31
Revenue 34.7 29.3
WN128 project at GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals in Wavre
and the electrical and renovation work at the Museum
of Natural Sciences were among the major electrical
installations in the “Tertiary” sector that contributed to its
revenue.
Projects in the “Electromechanical” sector include the
reconditioning of the Roselies wastewater treatment plant
(in the Basse Sambre region), the wastewater treatment
plant at Marchienne-au-Pont, the Place Flagey water
basin in Ixelles, the reconditioning of the Aubange water
pumping station in the province of Luxembourg and the
reconditioning of the overhead cranes of the Plate Taille
dam in Cerfontaine.
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