32 Millions of euros of annual sales
250 projects in France and abroad
17 existing Vauché equipemnts types
1200 tons of waste sorted per day in treatment unity
164 years existing
4400 m2 workshop
37 years old of average age
43 years of experience in the design and construction of waste treatment equipment

Who are we ?
Discover who we are at Vauché, our values, our history, and how we innovate in the field of environmental equipment.

1860
Establishment of the Vauché establishments by Victor II Vauché (Floing – Ardennes): the company is then a boiler shop specializing in the manufacture of articles for brewery.

Its activity lies in construction.

1889
The Baudelot refrigerants won a silver medal at the Universal Exhibition in Paris: built by the Vauché workshops, they allowed a rapid cooling of the beer.

Move to its current premises in Sedan. The company reorients its activity towards mechanical welding and the production of specialmachines.

1956
Move to its current premises in Sedan. The company reorients its activity towards mechanical welding and the production of special machines.

1970
Creation of the design office : this marks a transition towards the development of design at Vauché.

1981
Conversion of the company in the design and construction of equipment for waste treatment. This year will see the first sorting centre created by the company: it is located in Belgium.

1996
Birth of the subsidiary Vauché Bioma Italia: the company exports abroad.

2006
Direction taken by Stéphane Vauché – sixth generation.

2007
Construction of the largest sorting center ever designed by the company: it is a household waste centre, located in Qatar, with 750,000 tons of waste sorted per year.

2008
Construction of Hydrobudowa, sorting and composting centre, in Poland: the capacity of the site is 210,000 tons per year.

2013
Vauché realizes Ecourbis, Brazil’s largest selective collection sorting centre, with 80,000 tons of waste sorted per year.

2023
Vauché inaugurates SUEZ Barisien (Epinal), second plastic over-sorting centre in France.

Sorting plant