#Zoom: Tecma Global Solutions is looking for a buyer

Tecma Global Solutions, an industrial group based in the Sarthe region and specialising in the manufacture of plastic injection molds and specialist machinery, works with industry leaders in the car, aviation and medical sectors. Its parent company and engineering design office were placed into receivership on June 30^th 2026 and are the subject of a tender procedure, which also applies to stakes held in three operating subsidiaries in France, Poland and Morocco. Offers will be accepted until 10 a.m. on November 2^nd 2026 by the official receivers, the firm of P2G (Céline Pelzer).

Established in 2010 and installed in Moncé-en-Belin, near Mans, Tecma Global Solutions (TGS) designs, produces and sells plastic injection and compression tools, together with a range of associated services. It is at the head of a group whose clients span businesses including automobile, aviation, food, medical, cosmetics and general industry. Its consolidated turnover for 2025 is estimated at 20 M€.

From molds to specialist machinery

In France, TGS is in charge of the tool business, which employs 19 people and achieved turnover of 9M€ in 2025. It is supported by TGSE, an engineering design office with two employees installed in the Ain region.

The group also has three operating subsidiaries which are not included in the proceedings:

• In the Calvados region TGS Automation makes specialist machines, employs 29 people and achieved turnover of 9 M€.
• In Poland, Macro Molds Polska, based in Tychy, combines the group’s two businesses. It makes plastic injection and compression tools, as well as specialist assembly and test machines. With 120 employees, it achieved turnover of 8.8 M€ in 2025.
• Finally, TGSM, based in Tangier (Morocco), makes and sells plastic injection and compression tools for the Moroccan market. It employs 19 people and recorded turnover of 1.3M€ in 2025.

A call for tender for the French division and its stake holdings

On June 30^th 2026, the Business Court of Mans opened receivership proceedings against TGS and TGSE, alongside a 6-month observation period. A call for tender was launched in order to find a buyer capable of ensuring business continuity and saving jobs. The proposed scope covered TGS’s assets: its customers, production tools, furniture and fittings, computer equipment, as well as its stake holdings in the three in bonis subsidiaries. Offers are to be filed by 10 a.m. on November 2^nd 2026 with the official receiver, Céline Pelzer (P2G).

The buyer will be able to capitalize on a group that associates specialist tools and machinery with a diversified client base and an industrial presence in France, Poland and Morocco.

By Mayday