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Cleia brings together Ceric Systeme and Ceric Automation

»1 The Cleia stand at Tecnargilla 2010

»2 Eric Girardot, Area Sales Manager, and Philippe Penillard, President, (right) present their new company in Rimini

Ceric Systeme and Ceric Automation have joined forces to form a new company under the name Cleia. The company based in Nolay, an industrial centre around 250 km south of Paris, plans to further develop its expertise in high technology for the ceramics industry, but also to widen its scope of action to engineering projects for high-tech industry on international markets.

At Tecnargilla in September the young company presented itself to its customers. The team around President Philippe Penillard brings together executives and employees from the predecessor companies Ceric Automation and Ceric...

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