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A Dumarey le attività nel Motorsport di Alpine, accordo per la cessione

Alpine Racing SAS, a motorsport team associated with Renault Group, is set to undergo significant changes as Dumarey Group, a Belgian company with a strong presence in Italy, prepares to acquire the company. The agreement, which has been presented to unions, outlines Dumarey Group's plan to purchase Alpine Racing's Viry-Châtillon site in France, ensuring the continuity of jobs for the 100 employees involved in technical and engineering roles.

Dumarey Group, known for its expertise in powertrain technologies, motor development, energy storage systems, and automotive industry solutions, aims to expand its activities by diversifying into motorsport. This acquisition will allow the company to preserve and enhance the skills of its employees as well as the technical infrastructure at the Viry-Châtillon site, which boasts over four decades of experience in Formula 1 technology development.

The company has initiated a consultation process, with the outcome to be presented at a future Board meeting. All Alpine Racing SAS employees will be transferred to the new owner. Guido Dumarey, Chairman and Founder of Dumarey Group, highlighted the operation's potential to safeguard and develop the site's knowledge-based heritage while creating new growth opportunities.

Alpine Tech's Axel Plasse emphasized that the acquisition presents a concrete and coherent opportunity to further protect and develop the Viry-Châtillon site's knowledge base, offering new perspectives for employees and technological development activities.

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