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Sillinger and Chantier Bretagne Sud combine expertise to create ETELIUM company

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EURONAVAL 2014 Show Daily - SILLINGER & CHANTIER BRETAGNE SUD
 
 
 
Sillinger and Chantier Bretagne Sud combine expertise to create ETELIUM company
 
Today at Euronaval 2014 exhibition, Sillinger, created in 1962 and specialized in the manufacturing of inflatable boats and structures, announces association with Chantier Bretagne Sud, Breton shipyard with a reknown know-how in the manufacturing of service ships for decades.
     
Today at Euronaval 2014 exhibition, Sillinger, created in 1962 and specialized in the manufacturing of inflatable boats and structures, announces association with Chantier Bretagne Sud, Breton shipyard with a reknown know-how in the manufacturing of service ships for decades. Sillinger booth at Euronaval 2014
     
The two partners combine today their expertise to develop a range of boats from 9 to 20m, transport and work boats and also target the sector of Marine Renewable Energy.

These boats are designed to surveillance missions from 2 to 5 days: fight against terrorism, piracy, narco-trafficking, sealif safeguarding, immigration surveillance, oil platforms protection, fight against pollution or support of populations affected by natural disasters.

Entitled ETELIUM, the company (SILLINGER SHIPYARD) is located in Belz, Morbihan, 51%-owned by Sillinger and 49% by Chantier Bretagne Sud. It is chaired by Yannick Bian, CEO, former Director of DCNS programs (of which the Adroit).

ETELIUM benefits from an exceptional location (on the Etel rivel, 800 meters away from the Ocean) and infrastructures particulary fitted for its activity, among which a private slipway with a minimal drought of 9 meters or a 650m2 covered workshop with a bridge crane.