Gimv supports TIBBLOC’s new development phase
The European investment fund backs the French leader in temporary energy solutions to support its growth and European ambitions.
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When the territory supports business development
TIBBLOC illustrates the importance of suitable site development to support the growth of an ambitious industrial company.
Gimv supports TIBBLOC’s ambitions
This change in shareholding opens a new chapter for the temporary energy solutions specialist, with one goal: to strengthen its leadership and support its customers’ decarbonization.
A new momentum for TIBBLOC
With Gimv’s support, TIBBLOC continues to invest, expands its equipment fleet and supports its customers’ energy transition.
TIBBLOC changes shareholder to go further
This new capital stage will enable the group to continue its expansion while building on its recognized expertise in temporary energy solutions.
A new step in TIBBLOC’s development
The acquisition of Linkair enables TIBBLOC to expand its expertise in temporary air conditioning, dehumidification and industrial drying.
Gimv backs the French leader in temporary energy solutions
This majority stake will enable TIBBLOC to accelerate its growth and strengthen its position in the European market.
Giving thermal equipment a second life
ENGIE and TIBBLOC are structuring a reuse program to extend the lifespan of boilers and reduce their environmental impact.
An alliance for the circular economy
Boilers decommissioned by ENGIE can now be assessed and reused by TIBBLOC in its temporary energy solutions.
A new step towards a more sustainable industry
ENGIE and TIBBLOC are betting on reusing boilers to combine technical performance, energy continuity and a reduced environmental impact.
Circular economy: when industrial boilers start a second life
The partnership between ENGIE and TIBBLOC turns decommissioned equipment into energy solutions ready to be reused.
When maintenance extends the life of equipment
Why is a decommissioned boiler not necessarily a boiler to be scrapped? Maintenance Media gives us the answer.