Myral joins the Aramis group: a strategic alliance to accelerate the decarbonization of buildings

The two French building envelope specialists, Aramis and Myral, are taking a decisive step in their strategic merger. Launched four years ago, the process of integrating Myral into the Aramis group, which includes Dal'Alu, Isosta and Sunclear, will result in a full takeover by June 2025, after Aramis becomes a majority shareholder in January 2024.

This partnership is based on a complementarity of skills and markets, supported by a common ambition in terms of environmental commitment.

A joint commitment to decarbonization

Myral's integration into Aramis reflects a shared vision of the ecological transition in the construction sector. Jean-Baptiste Micouleau, CEO of Aramis, and Sylvain Bonnot, President of Myral, emphasize the importance of decarbonization in their respective projects.

In 2022, Myral launched the Neutral ITE 2025 initiative, an approach aimed at reducing the carbon impact of its external thermal insulation solutions by 68%. After two years of Research & Development, the manufacturer has developed its M32 panel by integrating more than 50% recycled materials. Aramis, with its carbon neutrality plan by 2030, supports the initiative by investing in solutions promoting the use of recycled materials and eco-design.

Since 2019, Aramis has also set up a CSR department and launched several initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint, including the creation of the REPAN sector to recycle production waste into new materials. The new extension of the Myral headquarters, incorporating recycled insulation from REPAN, is a concrete example of this shared commitment.

Synergies serving renovation and the ITE market

With this transaction, the Aramis group is diversifying its offerings in the field of ITE, a growing market. Aramis and Myral share expertise in pre-painted aluminum, used for cladding and roofing applications. This complementarity should strengthen Aramis' position in the private, collective and tertiary markets, thanks to the Dal'Alu and Uniso franchise networks for residential, and Myral's expertise in prescription projects for the collective and tertiary sectors.

A thoughtful transition to ensure continuity

Aramis joined Myral's shareholders in 2020. He became the majority shareholder at the beginning of 2024. Sylvain Bonnot will sell 100% of his shares and hand over during 2025. Myral will be managed by Julien Bagnard.

Growth outlook and objectives

Within ten years, Jean-Baptiste Micouleau aims to double Myral's current turnover. Myral's offering, which meets the requirements of renovation and decarbonization, is indeed favorably positioned to face the environmental and social challenges of the sector. Sylvain Bonnot is also confident in this continuity, seeing this integration as a way to perpetuate Myral's values and mission for years to come.

For Jean-Baptiste Micouleau, CEO of Aramis: "If its [Myral] consolidated turnover is around 25 million euros today, there is no reason why in 10 years, it will not exceed 50 million, because the needs for energy renovation remain colossal! But we are not setting a limit, it is the market that will decide."