en.Wedoany.com Reported - France's TAP Group, through its subsidiary Storagis, has acquired logistics equipment company Prodex and its parent company Mavipal, which were undergoing judicial restructuring. The Brive Commercial Court approved the acquisition plan at the end of April, granting the group ownership of Mavipal's 8,000-square-meter factory in Burgundy, thereby securing control over the complete value chain from the design and manufacturing to the installation of shelving and static storage solutions.

Prodex was formerly a subsidiary of Savoye, and its parent company Mavipal had been under judicial restructuring since February 2026. The acquirer, Storagis, is a specialized company within the TAP Group focused on storage and handling equipment. With the assistance of Herald law firm, the TAP Group retained 14 of Prodex's 15 employment contracts and 18 of Mavipal's 22 contracts. Herald law firm noted that the TAP Group ensured the continuity of industrial tools and customer service, with the court particularly highlighting the group's financial strength, the quality of its industrial project, and its ability to ensure the sustainable development of the acquired businesses.

The TAP Group, chaired by founder Terry Agullo-Ponce and headquartered in Plaisir, Yvelines, operates in logistics equipment distribution (through Storagis, IPS, TAP Shop, CPMS, Manusec, TAP Occaz, Tap Iberica, TAP Poland, TAP Deutschland), services (through TAP Rental, Packing Log), and production (through Mathiaut, Oxytemps, Bellevret, RV Metal, WPP, Metal Production). The group currently operates 11 factories (9 of which are in France), reported a turnover of 114 million euros in 2024, and employs 500 people.

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