en.Wedoany.com Reported - French road-rail machinery manufacturer Neotec announced a leadership succession plan and showcased two new machines during its 35th anniversary celebration. From June 17 to 19, 2026, the company held open days at its factory in Bressols, Tarn-et-Garonne. The first two days were for clients, with around 100 attendees, including companies such as ETF and TSO; the final day hosted institutional representatives. Neotec currently has an annual turnover of €30 million, with its workforce growing from 60 to 110 employees over the past five years, and international business now accounting for 50% of revenue.

Founder and President Pascal Roux stated in his speech that he plans to step down at age 69. His successor will be Alexandre Soler, who has been with the company for 20 years, serving as Finance Director for an extended period and as Managing Director since early 2026. Soler will be responsible for continuing the international expansion strategy.

During the machinery presentation, Neotec unveiled the new Nova W16 aerial work platform. Positioned in the high-end market, the company collaborated with aerial work platform manufacturer Haulotte, leveraging its large-scale production capabilities to achieve economies of scale and thus reduce product prices. The design teams of both parties collaborated from the development stage to ensure the machines retain their road-rail dual-use characteristics.

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