1966 R. Monedi creates a workshop for mechanical study and production – tooling study subcontracting
1970 Setting-up of exameca Monedi
Shearing and stamping activity unit
1974 Jean-Claude Ganza joins exameca
1976 Creation of aeronautics activity
1980 Development of sheetmetalwork activity
Integrated know-how : sheetmetalwork
1984 EXAMECA MESURE : diversification in the activity of measurement machines
integrated know-how : development and production of measurement machines
1986 EXAMECA AÉRonAUTIQUE : Company taken over by employees
1988 Starting of the exportation market (Goodrich)
1990 Avenir Entreprise enters the capital
1991 Moving to new facilities in Serres-Castet
1993 EXAMECA EROSION : taking-over of spark erosion activity Navarroutils
Integrated know-how : spark erosion
1997 Orientation towards mechanized welded products
2000 Taking over of precision machining activity Thales, which becomes exameca Précision
Integrated know-how : machining
2001 EXAMECA DÉVELOPPEMENT : taking over of design activity SEPS
Integrated know-how : design and development
2003 EXAMECA AÉROTUBE : creation of pipework activity
Integrated know-how : rigid and small diameter tube assemblies
2006 Cessation of exameca Precision
Launching of the “exameca 2010” project
2007 Fitting out of the “exameca 2010” building
Integrated know-how : machining unit
2008 Development of aeronautical suppliers in the US
Development of the mechanized welding activity
2009 Sudden recession due to the economic crisis, with continuous postponements of our aeronautical orders
2010 Progressive recovery of the activity
Optimal use of the continuous improvement plans
Breakthrough of our capital equipments in China
2011 Transition year with a continuous growth
Change in shareholders through the transfer to the AD industry group
2012 Strong growth while searching the right balance load / capacity
Restructuring the business on the AD industry basis
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1966 R. Monedi creates a workshop for mechanical study and production – tooling study subcontracting