Segault: The latest figures, news and market research on Segault

Turnover: 15 million EUR (2022)

Country: France

Founded in 1921, SEGAULT has been designing and manufacturing valves for extreme applications in the nuclear, petrochemical and aeronautical test bench sectors since 1950.
80 employees
Supply of valves used for:
- Reactor buildings in a quarter of the world's operating nuclear power plants,
- Nuclear boilers on board all French nuclear submarines and the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier,
- Aeronautical test benches with valves operating at 2000°K,
- Petrochemical processes requiring valves with delicate seals for hydrogen at 550°C in the presence of alumina balls, dust and fines...
SEGAULT manufactures globe valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, gate valves, check valves and check valves.

Bruno Le Maire blocks the sale of Segault to American Flowserve 06/10/2023

Velan, a Canadian company, had planned to sell its French activities to the American Flowserve for $245 million.
This transaction was blocked by the French Ministry of the Economy.
Velan's French assets include Segault, which manufactures valves for French nuclear submarines, and Velan SAS, which also supplies valves for French nuclear reactors.
The Segault part of Velan generates sales of less than 15 million euros.
Velan SAS generates sales of around 70 million euros.

French government blocks takeover of Segault by US company Flowserve 01/07/2023

Segault was founded in 1921. Segault designs and produces valves for the nuclear, petrochemical and aeronautical test bench sectors.
The company has sales of 13.7 million euros in 2020.
The company has been 75% owned by the Canadian Velan group since 2007.
The remaining 25% is owned by Frédéric Segault, a descendant of the company's founders.
Segault has 80 employees.
Texas-based Flowserve had offered to acquire Velan for $245 million.

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