Septam Overview

Safety/securityCompany

Where is Septam headquartered?

Septam is headquartered in France.

What sector is Septam in?

Septam is a safety/security company.

The objective for Septam is to pursue its geographical expansion, through external or internal growth. The market for security products is promising thanks to a weak rate of equipped companies in comparison with other European countries. The conjuncture is also positive in regards to the materials convergence (global offer gathering all types of security equipments).



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