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Sfpi Group announced Raphael de Pazzis as its new Deputy Chief Executive Officer. The Group said his industrial-sector expertise, leadership, and experience will support its continued development and ambitions.
SFPI Group held its Annual General Meeting on June 18, 2026, at its headquarters. Participants reviewed the 2025 financial year and discussed the Group’s strategic directions, including clarifying its identity, raising the visibility of its activities, and affirming the shared mission of its European industrial companies.
SFPI Group presented its new brand architecture to the press in Paris on 16 June 2026. The structure brings its expertise together in four divisions: SFPI Access, SFPI Home, SFPI Air and SFPI Heat. General Secretary Sophie Morel shared the Group’s vision, entrepreneurial history and ambitions behind the change.
To mark its 40th anniversary, Sfpi Group commissioned a book with the Mots-Clés agency about its history, development, transformations, and the people who shaped it. The book, “SFPI: History of an Industrial Ambition,” is presented as part of a broader commitment to transmission.
On April 16, Sfpi Group gathered nearly 60 former employees and friends to share memories and perspectives. The reunion centered on the book “SFPI: History of an Industrial Ambition,” which retraces the Group’s story and was contributed to by many attendees.
SFPI Group marks World Environment Day under the theme “The signals are clear. What comes next is up to us. #NowForTheClimate.” The company says measuring, analysing and sharing its carbon footprint is a management tool that helps identify actions in an industry undergoing profound transformation.
Sfpi Group launched its Time to go forward transformation plan in 2020, built around managerial, environmental, financial and commercial pillars. The commercial pillar aims to improve customer satisfaction by better understanding customers and spreading a customer-focused culture across the Group. OTIF and NPS were introduced as key indicators.
SFPI Group is launching a managerial training catalog for all its managers, as part of the managerial pillar of its transformation plan. The initiative aims to strengthen managers’ roles with tools and support suited to their professional contexts. The article also highlights lifelong employee learning as a key element of company success.
SFPI Group and its four divisions have joined 988 other organizations in signing the Antwerp Declaration in support of a European Industrial Pact. The article links the call for reindustrialization in France and Europe to the pandemic’s exposure of globalization and import dependence, as well as the growing environmental crisis.