Bouyer Leroux presents a reorganization plan for its industrial activity in Colomiers (31)

Faced for several years with a marked decline in the new construction market and more particularly in individual houses (-40% between 20219 and 2025), the company has to deal with a structural under-utilization of its industrial equipment which is unsustainable in the long term.

Adding to this context, the Colomiers site has a carbon footprint that is higher than the standards expected in the medium term to meet regulatory requirements, particularly within the framework of the RE2020 environmental regulation.

To strengthen its industrial competitiveness and reduce its carbon footprint, the project plans to stop the production of wall bricks at the Colomiers site; one of the 5 production sites and one of the 7 wall brick lines of Bouyer Leroux; this could lead to the elimination of 42 jobs.

Priority would then be given to internal redeployment, with 58 positions currently open across the company's various sites and other companies in the Bouyer-Leroux group.

The project includes maintaining logistics operations for its customers, certain support functions, and the partial redevelopment of the site.

Management has already affirmed its commitment to supporting the employees concerned in the best possible conditions and to engaging in attentive and responsible social dialogue.