Bene Solutions

Bene Solutions is a French machining and industrial integration company based in Besné, in the Nantes and Saint-Nazaire region. It makes parts and assemblies for aeronautics, space, defence and power generation. It also designs and builds robotic and automated systems for industry.

The company was created in 1980 as Besné Mécanique de Précision. It changed its name to Bene Solutions in 2017. It began as a machining subcontractor for the prime contractors of the Nantes and Saint-Nazaire region. This work still makes up a large part of its business. It now has more than 100 employees and a turnover of 14 million euros. Customers are across France and worldwide.

Machining and assembly is one of its two main lines. The work runs from single parts to small series, and from parts to full sub-assemblies. The company can assemble in both the mechanical and electro-technical fields. It serves aeronautics, aerospace, defence and power generation customers.

Industrial integration is the second line. It covers assembly lines, robotics, special machines and tools. The work is done with its wholly owned design office, Bene Ingénierie. That team brings skills in mechanics, electrical engineering, automation and robotics. The company is an integrator partner of Universal Robots and is active in factory of the future projects.

In space, Bene Solutions developed the handling solution for the Ariane 6 launcher fairing. It was used on the first successful launch of the four-booster version on 12 February 2026. In defence, it works mainly for Naval Group and Thales on sites across France.

The company is certified to ISO 9001 and EN 9100 and is a member of GIFAS. It shows its work at events such as SIANE in Toulouse, Composites Meetings and the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget. It also opens its doors to the public during regional company visit days and welcomes school students to learn about industry careers.

Services

• Precision machining
• Assembly and sub-assembly
• Industrial integration
• Design office
• Robotics and cobotics
• Special machines and tooling
• Assembly lines
• Factory of the future solutions