Val-de-Marne prominent industries are : health, agri-food industry, audiovisual and imaging, eco-activities, financial industries.

• Health

  Val-de-Marne is an international player in terms of health, research and services closely associated with the Ile-de-France region Medicen cluster of competitiveness. All the necessary resources and skills are at hand thanks to a network of 51 hospitals and the presence of a multitude of players : large international groups, biotechnology start-ups and high-level teaching structures. It also hosts the leading European anti-cancer centre (the Gustave Roussy Institute) and the leading European centre of gerontology.

  The following companies have chosen the Val-de-Marne : Sanofi-Aventis, Essilor, L’Oréal, LAB Ventures, Mapreg…

  Health in figures : 51 hospitals, 5 university hospitals, 500 SMEs/SMIs, 2 000 research workers, 74 public research laboratories, 30 technological platforms.

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  • Health (PDF - 394.6 kb)

• Agri-food industry

  With 1,400 companies and combined sales revenues of 7.3 billion euros, the Rungis international market represents an enormous trading area and makes the Val-de-Marne one of the major international hub in the agri-food industry. Val-de-Marne represents a strategic centre for companies in this sector and offers the facilities that are vital for their development : decision-making centre, training and research centres, logistics platforms and professional services.

  Leading brands have chosen the Val-de-Marne : Danone, Lactalis, Lavazza France, Nestlé Waters, Nicolas, Pernod…

  The Val de Marne agri-food industry in figures : 41,000 jobs, 4,000 outlets.

  Useful link : www.rungisinternational.com

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  • Food & agriculture industries (PDF - 382.8 kb)

• Audiovisual and imaging

  Val-de-Marne offers numerous opportunities to the companies in this sector : training and research centres, innovation support, numerous experts and a high concentration of decision centres. More than 1,000 companies have already chosen the Val-de-Marne. All trades are present, from the content creators to equipment manufacturers and technical service providers as well as distributors. Val de Marne audiovisual and imaging companies are burgeoning rapidly, contributing actively in Cap digital international cluster of competitiveness.

  The following groups are based in Val-de-Marne : INA (Institut National de l’Audiovisuel – National Audiovisual Institute), SFP (Société Française de Production), IGN (Institut National Géographique –National Geographic Institute), Nikon, Olympus, Kodak Laboratory, Le Monde printers, etc.

  Audiovisual and imaging industries in figures: 6,000 jobs, 1,000 companies.

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  • Graphics & Multimedia (PDF - 461.3 kb)

• Eco-activities

  Val-de-Marne is also at the cutting edge in the domain of eco-activities: management of water, air, waste, noise, or energy. Val-de-Marne is a spearhead in the geothermal industries. .

  The following have chosen Val-de-Marne : Véolia, Air Liquide, SEDIFS, Meteo France, Association pour la prévention de la pollution atmosphérique (Association for the prevention of atmospheric pollution), Institut français de l’environnement et des traitements de surface (French Institute of the environment and surface treatments),etc.

  Eco-activities in figures: 150 SMEs

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  • Eco-business (PDF - 408.6 kb)

• Financial industries

  In just a few years the Val-de-Marne has become one of the most favoured areas for the back-office operation of bank and insurance companies. Today Val-de-Marne counts more than 16,000 jobs in this sector, that is to say 6.2 % of Greater Paris region’s jobs. It ranks third in the region behind Paris and the Hauts-de-Seine.

  The following have chosen the Val-de-Marne : LCL, AXA, Société Générale, BNP Paribas, Crédit Foncier, Natixis, OSEO-BDPME...

  The financial industries in figures : 16,263 jobs

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  • Finance industries (PDF - 403.7 kb)