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Guided by the situational intelligence that is its hallmark, the Eurodia Group has structured itself in line with its customers’ contexts and challenges: into divisions to meet the specific needs of a global sector, and into affiliates to work more closely on industrial requests in many countries.

Local presence, customers and partners worldwide

Initially based near Paris, Eurodia then moved its headquarters to Pertuis in 2005, southeast France, half an hour from Aix-en-Provence. A 10,000 sqm complex is home to the group’s strategic functions and core industrial activities.

International openness is part of Eurodia’s DNA. From its earliest days, the company expanded across Europe and beyond, supported by its first Japanese partner, Tokuyama. This international momentum quickly became a driver of growth and differentiation.

Since 1999, Eurodia has been present in the United States through its subsidiary Ameridia Innovative Solutions, first established near New York and later based in Napa, California. The American team supports North American projects from Napa, across all of Eurodia’s sectors.

In parallel to these bases, Eurodia’s business development policy is also underpinned by close, effective collaborations with highly rated engineering companies in Asia, South America, and the Middle East, as well as an extensive worldwide network of industrial and academic partners.

In late 2024, Eurodia transferred the commercial assets of its oenological brand Oenodia® to the Canadian group Lallemand, represented in France by the IOC (Institut Œnologique de Champagne) and in the United States by Scott Laboratories.

80%

of Eurodia’s sales are generated outside France.

1988
Eurodia founded in the Paris area
Eurodia creates its oenological brand Oenodia®

1996
1999
Creation of Ameridia Innovative Solutions, the Group’s US subsidiary
Headquarters established in Pertuis, south-east France.

2005
2016
75% of the capital acquired by senior management (25% Mitsubishi Chemicals Group)
The Group becomes 100% French. Senior management acquires full ownership of Eurodia.

2023
2024
Eurodia divests its oenological division OENODIA®* to the LALLEMAND group