CMI is an international EPC company, specialized in Energy, Defence, Steel and Industry. As a technology driven company, it also provides Energy and Resources Efficiency Solutions as well as associated Industrial Services. CMI's moto is to generate a sustainable progress, based on two centuries of industrial experience, to the benefit of all its stakeholders. This means, i.e, focusing on safety, offering attractive jobs and careers in engineering, maintenance or project management, encouraging the production of sustainable energy and reducing the environmental footprint of industrial processes.
CMI ambition's is to be the leading industrial partner of international customers, to design equipment and develop its overall performance through a unique combination of expertise in maintenance and engineering.
The Group today boasts operational units in Brazil, China, Europe, India, Russia and the United States. It counts almost 3400 experienced employees and has recorded 850 millions euros order entries in 2010.
On December 28, 2011, CMI acquired the French Group Proserpol, specialists in the processing and recycling of industrial effluents. Through this transaction, CMI expands its technology portfolio and opens new markets.
In late December, 2011, CMI Energy reported a new order for the design and supply of ten heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs). These vertical configuration boilers will be installed behind Siemens SGT6-2000E turbines.
On December 1st, CMI Industry and Severstal North America (SNA) started up the new Hot Dip Galvanizing Line of SNA’s Dearborn facility (Michigan, USA). This line, which has an annual capacity of 500,000 tonnes for automotive quality steel, includ
Last month, CMI Industry inked a contract with Pure Iron (Armenia) for the design and supply of a new Nesa Solutions® Multiple Hearth Furnace (M.H.F.).
At the end of September, CMI Services signed a contract with REpower Systems for the electromechanical maintenance of 54 offshore wind turbines of 5 megawatts and 6 in the North Sea. CMI Services was already in charge of the first 6 machines of the off