Its role EPCM
Ingenica Ingénierie Industrielle is a French multidisciplinary engineering company dedicated to process industries. It delivers integrated services covering the full project lifecycle, from master planning and feasibility studies to detailed engineering, procurement, construction management, and start-up assistance.
The firm specializes in EPCM (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management) for sectors including chemistry, green chemistry, fine chemicals, life sciences (biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics), new energies and environment, and oil and gas. Its expertise supports industrial transitions, decarbonization, regulatory compliance, and optimization of energy and environmental performance.
Headquartered in Sérézin-du-Rhône near Lyon, Ingenica operates primarily across France with a focus on reindustrialization and sustainable projects. Founded in 1990, the company has over 30 years of experience and approximately 100 employees. In 2022, it was acquired by Bouygues Energies & Services and now functions as part of the Equans group, strengthening its position in industrial engineering services.
Ingenica serves clients ranging from startups to major industrial groups, contributing to circular economy initiatives and low-carbon industrial facilities in the process industries.
Also known as Phoebe Ingenica.
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Renewed partnership extends supply of French-made, bio-based potassium-rich fertilizer for high-value crop formulations, strengthening local potassium availability.
Plant passed 1,000 t of bio-based acids; capacity reached 30–40% after June works; process held up during heat/water stress; aims to double NEOXY H2 2026 revenue vs H1.
NEOXY plant generated ~€1M in early 2026, production in the hundreds of tonnes, capacity at 20%, and a June 2026 shutdown for reliability and optimisation.
The plant completed construction, began production, and delivered initial biobased acid lots. It aims for full capacity by 2023, targeting 16,000 tons annually and €35M in sales.
The financing will fund the first plant's design and development, advancing bio-based acid production technology for markets like cosmetics, nutrition, and fine chemicals.
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