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Groupe SFPI was created in France in 1985 by entrepreneurs led by Henri Morel, who wanted to engage in the recovery and development of industrial companies.
Offering a long-term strategic vision, Sfpi Group shares its management methods and know-how within more than 80 companies in Europe. Today, Sfpi Group constitutes a homogeneous and resilient group, specialized in the safety industry for people, goods and environment.
In 2018, Sfpi Group generated a turnover of more than 550 million euros, employed more than 3800 collaborators and had strong structures that placed it at the heart of today’s and tomorrow’s challenges faced by the safety industry. Sfpi Group is industrial, responsible, and European with global ambitions. It brings together all of its companies within 4 autonomous, innovative and digitalized operating divisions: DOM Security, MAC, MMD, NEU-JKF. Buildings' security and convenience, air-treatment and energy saving are just a few of the solutions offered on a daily basis by the group’s talented teams. They all share the same values of excellence in service delivery and customer satisfaction, both in the private and industrial markets.
The implemented dynamics outline a true industrial responsibility: a business responsibility, by supplying customers with products and services that meet high environmental and security standards; a managerial responsibility, by giving managers the entrepreneurial agility required in an everchanging environment, and technicians the opportunity to evolve within ambitious industrial structures; a financial responsibility, by favoring long term industrial investments, creating lasting value. Thanks to this policy of industrial responsibility, Sfpi Group generates sustainable value for all its stakeholders.
Sfpi Group is confident in its model devised in France and built on strong foundations. Today the group is pursuing its international expansion, to keep on providing safety for people, goods and environment. This is expressed through a new signature: Safety for People and Industry.
In 1983, Henri Morel, a young entrepreneur graduated from HEC, bought his first company, Dupeux, specialized in industrial heat insulation. This is the beginning of an entrepreneurial adventure...
Henri Morel continues his activities in 1984, notably by taking over the industrial locking solutions market, with the acquisition of Dény and then Métalux.
Groupe SFPI is created in 1985, in order to organize the first companies bought and to favor new acquisitions.
After 30 years of national and international growth, a percentage of the capital of Groupe SFPI is successfully listed on the stock exchange (Euronext Paris).
This decision strengthens the development of the group and gives rise to a number of innovative initiatives, such as the adoption of a CSR policy.
Henri Morel and the other founders of Groupe SFPI remain the majority shareholders and continue to be the group's operational managers, with the mission to develop the group's 80 and more companies.
In 2017, Sfpi acquired JKF to create the NEU JKF division, enabling the group to establish itself in Denmark, Poland and Malaysia and to become a major European player in air treatment
The group also continues to integrate its various activities and to develop a common brand and identity
In 2020, Sfpi Group launches its transformation plan. For several years now, Sfpi Group has placed industrial responsibility at the heart of its development model. To accelerate this process, we have launched a group-wide transformation plan. Our collective ambition is to assert our position as a leader in industrial responsibility, serving the sustainable growth of the Group's activities.
In 2021, Sfpi Group will continue its internal and external development and will generate more than 569 million euros in revenue and have more than 4,200 employees.
In 2022, Sfpi acquires Wo&Wo, an Austrian manufacturer of high-end solar protection for buildings.