Neyret Group
Neyret Group is a French family-owned industrial engineering firm (founded 1985) that designs and builds custom, high-speed turnkey assembly machines, serving medical-device, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, automotive, and electrical manufacturers worldwide through subsidiaries in France, the USA, and China.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1985
- HeadquartersChaponost, France
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Neyret Group does
Neyret Group is a French family-owned industrial engineering company, founded in 1985 by Guy Neyret and now led by his son Bruno Neyret, that designs and manufactures custom, high-speed turnkey assembly machines. Its portfolio is organized around two core kinematic platforms — index-motion machines (5 to 75 cycles/min, complex assemblies) primarily built by subsidiary Société Guy Neyret in Chaponost, and continuous-motion machines (up to 1,000 cycles/min, 50M-400M parts/year) primarily built by subsidiary Lagniel SAS in Douvres-la-Délivrande — plus a digital Drop-on-Demand inkjet printing line, a library of integrated process modules (assembly, welding, liquid feeding, printing, in-line quality testing), and a 3D library of in-house process standards. Complementary offerings include the trademarked NEYRA® augmented-reality remote-assistance kit, the MOMA event-based video monitoring system, secure-VPN remote service, and a full GMP/GAMP/FDA-compliant Quality Assurance lifecycle backed by a mobile ISO8 clean room for FAT.
The company serves medical-device and pharmaceutical manufacturers as its primary vertical (insulin pens, syringes, inhalers, single-use diagnostic tests), with secondary verticals in perfumery & cosmetics, personal care & homecare, automotive, electrical & connectivity, and a long tail of pen, hardware, food, agriculture, and textile applications. It generates revenue primarily through one-off hardware sales of bespoke turnkey machines (more than 730 delivered worldwide, some operating for over 20 years), supplemented by worldwide after-sales service, customized annual service contracts, retrofits and modernization, and training services. Pricing is fully quote-based with multi-year contract cadence tied to FAT/SAT protocols and regulatory qualification scope.
Since June 26, 2024, Neyret Group has operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Mech-I-Tronic federation controlled by Italian holding Groupack, sitting alongside Bettinelli Fratelli, Union Extrusion, Alci Group, and CB Automation under a stated goal of becoming a European leader in assembly machines. The group operates production sites in Chaponost (HQ) and Douvres-la-Délivrande in France, Sugar Grove (Illinois, USA; renamed Neyret Inc on April 1, 2025) and Changzhou (China, via NAAM Automation), and sells via direct enterprise field sales, an international subsidiary network, and an active trade-show presence at Pharmapack, Global Industrie, Automate, Automatica, Cosmopack, DDL, and PDA Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes. Standalone revenue and employee headcount are not publicly disclosed; combined Mech-I-Tronic turnover exceeds €130 million.
Neyret Group firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Neyret Group
- Legal name
- neyret group
- Website
- https://neyretgroup.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1985
- Operating status
- Acquired
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Short description
- Neyret Group is a French family-owned industrial engineering firm (founded 1985) that designs and builds custom, high-speed turnkey assembly machines, serving medical-device, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, automotive, and electrical manufacturers worldwide through subsidiaries in France, the USA, and China.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Neyret Group industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Special-Purpose Industrial Assembly Machinery
- NAICS
- All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing (333248)
- SIC
- Special Industry Machinery (No Metalworking Machinery) (3550), Special Industry Machinery, Nec (3559)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Filling & Dosing Machines (Liquid/Powder/Solid) (IMAHAOAF)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- CNC Machine Tools (Turning, Milling, Machining Centers) (IMAHADAA)
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Where Neyret Group is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Chaponost
- HQ country
- France
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices4 records
Markets served
Neyret Group business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Custom Assembly Machine Sales: One-off design and manufacture of tailored turnkey assembly machines for medical, pharma, cosmetic, automotive, electrical and consumer-goods customers; more than 730 machines delivered worldwide; index machines for 10M-100M parts/year and continuous machines for 50M-400M parts/year production runs.
- After-Sales Service & Spare Parts: Worldwide technical assistance, on-site machine audits, preventive maintenance, breakdown repair, spare parts manufactured in-house or stocked, machine relocation/transfer service, and equipment overhauling/modernization retrofits.
- Yearly Service Contracts: Recurring customized annual service contracts covering audits, technical discussions, repairs, trainings, OEE improvement plan, and support across single machines or full fleets of machines.
- Training Services: Training programs (operating, maintenance, programming) delivered on Neyret sites during tuning, on customer premises during SAT, or remote-live; includes complete training documentation in customer's preferred language.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Multi-year contract | Quote-based bespoke machine projects |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels6 records
Neyret Group product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Neyret Group designs, engineers and manufactures custom-built, high-speed turnkey special-purpose assembly machines for industrial manufacturers. The portfolio covers two core machine kinematics — index motion (5 to 75 cycles/min) and continuous motion (up to 1,000 cycles/min) — plus Drop-On-Demand inkjet digital printing machines, peripheral equipment, and integrated process modules. Each project is delivered with full mechanical, electrical, PLC, vision and robotics engineering performed in-house, and is supported by worldwide after-sales service, training, retrofits and remote diagnostics.
Product overview
Neyret Group (neyret group) is a single, vertically integrated engineering and manufacturing business — not a SaaS platform — that designs and builds turnkey special-purpose assembly machines, organized around two core machine technologies plus complementary modules and services. The portfolio is anchored by three machine families: Index assembly machines (5-75 cycles/min, complex assemblies, flexible) primarily produced by the French subsidiary Société Guy Neyret and the US subsidiary Franklin Automation / Neyret Inc; Continuous motion assembly machines (up to 1,000 parts/min, mass production) primarily produced by the French subsidiary Lagniel SAS; and Digital printing machines (Drop On Demand inkjet on a magnetic conveyor). These machines are completed by a Peripheral equipment module (palletizers/depalletizers, FIFO® conveyors, transfer systems, feeding bowls, robots, unloading systems) and an Integrated processes module that bundles mechanical-assembly, liquid-feeding, welding, printing/marking, and quality-testing capabilities into a 3D library of in-house standards. Around these machines, Neyret Group wraps a service offering that includes Quality Assurance (GMP/GAMP/FDA-compliant documentation, FAT/SAT, ISO 2859-1 sampling), Process monitoring (secure VPN remote service, MOMA event-based video monitoring, real-time KPI HMI, Pareto data analysis), Training (operating, maintenance, programming), and After-sales service (technical assistance, spare parts, audits, machine relocation, modernization, and the NEYRA® remote assistance video kit). Since June 26th, 2024, Neyret Group has operated as part of the Mech-I-Tronic federation led by Groupack.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- NEYRA®: Augmented-reality remote assistance video kit offered by Neyret Group for after-sales and field support. Includes a webcam, Bluetooth headset and PC tablet (similar to a Microsoft Surface Pro) enabling live video, audio, chat, screen sharing and remote guidance on assembly machines.
- MOMA (Monitoring Machine)
- Drop On Demand (DOD) inkjet printing
- FIFO® (First-In-First-Out linear conveyor)
- eHELICO®
Products and services
- Index assembly machines Custom-designed index-motion assembly machines with cycle rates from 5 to 75 cycles per minute, spanning automatic rotary/linear index machines, semi-automatic machines (700 cycles/hour), pilot index machines for clinical trials, and manual workstations including printing, pinning, and quality-check stations. Built for complex assemblies and flexible production.
- Continuous motion assembly machines Very high-speed continuous-motion assembly machines running from 9,000 to 60,000 parts/hour (50M-400M parts/year), suited to circular and fragile parts such as valves, spray pumps, and pushers. Includes automatic continuous-motion machines, pilot machines for clinical tests (ISO7 clean room compatible), and specific machines for tubing, leak/priming testing, aerosol pusher assembly, and ultrasonic welding.
- Digital printing machines (Drop On Demand inkjet) Inkjet (Drop On Demand) printing machines that allow delayed differentiation of semi-finished products and quick printing-model change via software. Features a magnetic pallet conveyor supporting short cycle times, clean-room suitability, optional UV curing, Non-CMR inks for food/medical use, plasma treatment, and integration of quality checks and assembly processes.
- Peripheral equipment Modular peripheral equipment that complements Neyret assembly machines, including palletizers/depalletizers for thermoformed trays (XY, scara, delta, 6-axis robots), FIFO® linear conveyors, transfer systems and synchronization devices (eHELICO®, SIS, SPV, Cardioid, 3D cones), feeding equipment (vibrating/centrifuge bowls, hoppers, tumblers, tray feeders with robots), flexible loading (vision-guided robots), conveyors, and unloading systems.
- Integrated processes Library of in-house standardized process modules that can be assembled into Neyret machines, covering mechanical assembly (clipping, inserting, crimping, screwing, locking, riveting, clinching, punching, cutting, forming, stamping, tubing), liquid feeding (gluing, siliconizing, greasing, resin, piezoelectric jetting), welding (ultrasonic, laser, resistance, fusion, friction, rotating), printing/marking/labelling (DOD inkjet, pad, hot foil, laser marking, UV/IR curing, corona, plasma), and quality testing (component presence, fluid presence, force/torque, leak, temperature, speed, electrical, functional).
- NEYRA® remote assistance video kit Optional augmented-reality remote assistance kit composed of a webcam, Bluetooth headset, and PC tablet (Microsoft Surface Pro-style) used to diagnose and guide machine interventions in real time via live video, audio, chat, screen-share and 3D drawing guidance; also used for remote operator and technician training.
- MOMA (Monitoring Machine) event-monitoring system Optional event-based video surveillance system recording continuous multi-camera video and saving flagged sequences on machine default triggers (HMI alarms or event pages). Stores up to 15-21 days of continuous video at 60 ips and supports remote live operations and root-cause analysis.
- Quality Assurance services Quality Assurance system managing the full project from design to commissioning, preparing documentation compliant with GMP, GAMP and FDA standards. Includes DQ/IQ/OQ-aligned design documents (FDS, SDS, VDS, FMEA), internal pre-FAT, FAT (including a mobile ISO8 clean room at Lagniel for continuous-motion machines), and on-site SAT (commissioning), with machine performance assessed against ISO 2859-1.
- Process monitoring / remote service Remote-service connectivity and on-machine monitoring: machine PLC and Vision computer are linked via a secure VPN (certificate-based server authentication, firewall-filtered IPs) so technicians can view web pages, take control of PLC/HMI/vision PCs, receive alarms and CSV files, and drive an HMI with KPI display and native Pareto ranking of defects/rejects/downtime.
- Training services Customer-team training covering machine operation and maintenance (for operators, maintenance staff, supervisors and new employees), plus programming training on PLC, vision systems and robots. Delivered during the tuning phase at Neyret sites or during SAT at customer premises, combining classroom and on-machine practice, and can be delivered remotely; complete documentation in the customer's preferred language.
- After-sales service Worldwide after-sales service including technical assistance (installation, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, machine audits, overhaul, equipment transfer), spare-parts manufacturing and stock, customized yearly service contracts, hot-line / remote-live assistance (with or without remote), the NEYRA® video kit, machine relocation (turnkey), and equipment overhauling/modernization (machine repair, retrofits, safety/standard updates, performance upgrades, new controls, connectivity).
Quantifiable outcome
- Over 730 assembly machines delivered worldwide
- +4 more outcomes
Companies that use Neyret Group
Customer profileNamed customers1 record
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Neyret Group technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature8 records
Neyret Group partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Six partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.
- Mech-I-TronicflagshipOn June 26, 2024, Neyret Group joined Mech-I-Tronic, a federation of mechatronic companies created in 2022 by Marco Giovannini (through Groupack). Bruno Neyret remains CEO of Neyret Group, which retains its name, subsidiaries (Société Guy Neyret, Lagniel, Franklin Automation/Neyret Inc) and specificities while developing in synergy with the other MIT members (Bettinelli Fratelli, Union Extrusion, Alci Group). Stated objective is to become a European leader in assembly machines via further acquisitions.
- Bettinelli Fratelli S.p.A.coreFellow member of the Mech-I-Tronic federation since 2022 (Mech-I-Tronic's first acquisition). Bettinelli Fratelli and Neyret Group have very complementary businesses that allow the federation to offer a complete range of special-purpose machines to cutting-edge industries. Synergy is specifically called out with Neyret Group alongside other MIT companies.
- UNION Extrusion (Union Officine Meccaniche group)minorListed as one of today's Mech-I-Tronic federation members alongside Neyret Group, Bettinelli Fratelli and ALCI Group; described as a market leader in its area of expertise within the federation.
- ALCI GroupminorListed as a current member of the Mech-I-Tronic federation together with Neyret Group, Bettinelli Fratelli and UNION Extrusion; operates within the federation as a market leader in its respective area of expertise.
- CB AutomationminorIdentified in the Mech-I-Tronic joining press release as a company Neyret Group will develop in synergy with alongside other MIT members.
- NAAM AutomationcoreNAAM Automation (N09 Taihu East road, Changzhou, Xinbei district, Jiangsu Province, China) is listed alongside the Neyret Group entities in the company's contact information as a dedicated China site/contact point for the group.
Scale indicators7 records
Recent moves5 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Neyret Group competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Krones AG: Global packaging and bottling machinery leader serving beverage, food and adjacent industries. Comparable on assembly-line integration and global service footprint, but with a much broader product portfolio and end-market exposure.
- Syntegon Technology (formerly Bosch Packaging Technology): Global processing and packaging machinery group with strong presence in pharma assembly, filling and inspection. Overlaps with Neyret on regulated pharma applications but operates at much larger scale across many categories.
- Coesia Group: Italian industrial group of packaging and processing machinery companies serving pharma, cosmetics, tobacco and consumer goods. Overlaps with Neyret on cosmetics/perfumery and pharma assembly applications as part of a wider portfolio.
- Atlas Copco: Global industrial automation and assembly solutions group. Overlaps with Neyret in industrial assembly technology and global service infrastructure, but at significantly larger scale and across many industries.
- ProMach: North American packaging and processing machinery provider with broad capabilities in filling, labeling, bottling and assembly. Comparable to Neyret in serving regulated end markets with custom-engineered lines, especially in the US.
Direct peers
- IMA Group: Italian manufacturer of automatic packaging and assembly machines for pharma, cosmetics and food. Highly comparable to Neyret on core customer base (medical devices, cosmetics) and on turnkey assembly line scope.
- Bausch + Strobel: German specialist in filling, closing and processing machines for the pharmaceutical industry. Comparable on regulatory-grade assembly equipment for injectables and diagnostics with GMP/FDA documentation.
- Marchesini Group: Italian maker of packaging and assembly lines for the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. Closely comparable in end markets (medical disposables, perfumery) and in delivering fully automated turnkey lines.
- Bettinelli Fratelli S.p.A. Fellow Mech-I-Tronic federation member and Italian special-purpose machine builder. Directly comparable on product category (custom assembly/special machines), business model and customer profile, and a natural synergy peer within the same holding.
Emerging players
- Mpac Group: UK-listed supplier of high-speed packaging and assembly lines, particularly for pharmaceuticals and consumer health. Comparable mid-cap profile to Neyret on custom high-speed assembly for regulated end markets.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Neyret Group subsidiaries and ownership
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Frequently asked questions about Neyret Group
What does Neyret Group do?
Neyret Group designs, engineers and manufactures custom-built, high-speed turnkey special-purpose assembly machines for industrial manufacturers. The portfolio covers two core machine kinematics — index motion (5 to 75 cycles/min) and continuous motion (up to 1,000 cycles/min) — plus Drop-On-Demand inkjet digital printing machines, peripheral equipment, and integrated process modules. Each project is delivered with full mechanical, electrical, PLC, vision and robotics engineering performed in-house, and is supported by worldwide after-sales service, training, retrofits and remote diagnostics.
Is Neyret Group a public or private company?
Neyret Group is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently acquired.
When was Neyret Group founded?
Neyret Group was founded in 1985. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is Neyret Group based?
Neyret Group is headquartered in Chaponost, France, in the Europe region.
How does Neyret Group make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Custom Assembly Machine Sales are the primary driver. The others are after-Sales Service & Spare Parts, yearly Service Contracts and training Services.
Who are Neyret Group's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Krones AG, Syntegon Technology (formerly Bosch Packaging Technology), Coesia Group, Atlas Copco and ProMach. Direct peers are IMA Group, Bausch + Strobel, Marchesini Group and Bettinelli Fratelli S.p.A.. Mpac Group is listed as an emerging player.
Does Neyret Group have an API?
No public API is recorded for Neyret Group.
What industry is Neyret Group in?
Neyret Group's product category is Special-Purpose Industrial Assembly Machinery. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAHAOAF, Filling & Dosing Machines (Liquid/Powder/Solid), with a secondary code of IMAHADAA, CNC Machine Tools (Turning, Milling, Machining Centers). Its NAICS code is 333248 and its SIC code is 3550.