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Company
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The
MCE-5 DEVELOPMENT Company has been established in
2000 by a small group of engineers from Arts &
Métiers and Paris Centrale high school to carry
out the MCE-5 R&D programs. Rapidly, new shareholders
well accustomed to law and business joined this first
group.
In 2000, the MCE-5 DEVELOPMENT Company
entered into agreements with a major European carmaker
to validate the MCE-5 VCR engine block principle through
a first R&D program (stage 1). Since 2000, two
R&D additional programs have been carried out
(stage 2 and 3) to study the MCE-5 exclusive control
jack, and to design the MCE-5 second generation components,
which respond to mass-production and automotive industry
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the MCE-5 DEVELOPMENT Company counts 47 shareholders
among which 4 financial companies and one engine research
laboratory (CERTAM engine research center).
The
MCE-5 DEVELOPMENT Company is supported by major French
institutions for energy saving, innovation and transportation:
PREDIT program (French program for energy and transportation),
ADEME (French Agency for Environment and Energy Management),
ANVAR (French Agency for Innovation), French ministry
of Research and French ministry of Industry. |
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As
its world-patented technology potentially responds
to near-future engines’ development stakes,
the MCE-5 DEVELOPMENT Company business model is
based on license granting to automotive industry
combined to R&D results, materials, and industrial
solutions for mass-production.
The
MCE-5 DEVELOPMENT Company collaborates with a large
network of companies working in various fields such
as mechanical engineering, computer calculation
and analysis, gear design, materials, heat and surface
treatments, engine testing, vibroacoustics, mass-production
based on various processes, or design of mass-production
machining lines.
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21 avenue Georges Pompidou 
