German Group Solarlux Unveils French HQ in Aix-en-Provence

Supported by Provence Promotion, he received the "Invest in Provence" label

The German company Solarlux GmbH, specialists in high-quality, made-to-measure glazing, has chosen Aix-en-Provence as its headquarters in France. At the opening of its showroom, Provence Promotion Managing Director Philippe Stéfanini presented the Invest in Provence Award to Dominique Rey, France Area Director, and Mr. Jörn Greve, the group’s Managing Director, in recognition of the company’s investment in the Aix-Marseille Provence Metropolitan Area.

On 13th September, 2018, the German group Solarlux opened its French administrative and sales office at the heart of the business park in Aix-en-Provence, in the presence of around a hundred guests.

The family-run company, which has a global turnover of €100M and employs a staff of 800 worldwide, is one of the leaders in high-quality aluminium glazing systems in Germany, the UK, Benelux countries and United States.

Its range of products is unique and unmatched on the French market, with all its products satisfying the requirements for both public and private building construction.

Individual customers and renowned architects alike have been putting their trust in Solarlux’ expertise for more than 30 years.

Solarlux opens shop in Aix-en-Provence

The French headquarters in Aix-en-Provence is primarily a showroom for the brand’s extensive range of products. The building will also be used to provide training to those recommending the company’s products (architects, engineering firms…).

Provence Promotion’s mission was to convince the German decision-makers to set up their French head office here, a mission that was fruitful. As a first-time investor in the region, Solarlux joins the community of those companies who have made the Aix-Marseille Provence Metropolitan Area their preferred choice, hence the awarding of the Invest in Provence Label at the Aix showroom’s inauguration. It should be remembered that, in 2017, Germany, along with Belgium and Spain, was the second-largest source of foreign investment. A new site that adds to the attractiveness of the Aix-Marseille Provence Metropolitan Area.