Europlasma: its FDB Industries subsidiary placed in judicial liquidation
The Lorient commercial court handed down its decision on October 15, 2026. It does not follow the path requested by Europlasma, which had sought the opening of a judicial reorganization procedure for this company.
A disaster in January 2026 followed by six months of production shutdown
The judgment places FDB Industries in judicial liquidation. Europlasma announced this in a press release issued the same day at 4:00 p.m.
The group attributes this procedure to a context "notably marked by a disaster that occurred in January 2026". According to the press release, this event had led to the interruption of production for six months.
Europlasma requested reorganization, the court opted for liquidation
Europlasma itself had seized the Lorient commercial court to request the opening of a judicial reorganization procedure for FDB Industries. This step had been mentioned in a press release from June 30, 2026.
At the conclusion of the procedure, the court pronounced the judicial liquidation of the subsidiary. Europlasma states it "takes note" of this decision.
The press release was issued under regulatory disclosure requirements, in the AMF category "Inside Information / Other Announcements".
A group structured around three business divisions
Founded in 1992, Europlasma is a French group active in strategic industrial sectors such as defense and specialized in pollution control and decarbonization, structured around three business divisions. Industry encompasses the manufacturing of forged parts (hollow bodies, train wheels) and anodized aluminum sheets for capacitors.
Pollution control covers asbestos treatment, aluminum dross and fly ash. Decarbonization focuses on the production of a fuel (CSR) from non-recyclable waste.
Europlasma shares are listed on Euronext Growth.
