Natixis Partners, in collaboration with Financière de Courcelles, advised COBEPA on the acquisition of Ascentiel Groupe.
Ascentiel Completes a Tertiary LBO with COBEPA’s Entry
Controlled by IK Partners and Isai since 2021, the insurance brokerage group, generating nearly €60 million in revenue, is changing shareholders. Belgian firm COBEPA becomes the majority owner, alongside Amundi PEF.
Natixis Partners, in collaboration with Financière de Courcelles, advised COBEPA on this tertiary LBO transaction.
FDC advises the shareholders of BEA in the sale of the company to PIB Group
Paris, November 18, 2024,
BEA Group, an insurance broker specialised in the medical malpractice and public markets insurance in France and Italy, joins PIB Group, a major insurance broker based in the United Kingdom.
This transaction is a major milestone in the development of BEA Group. Thanks to the resources and support of PIB, BEA Group will consolidate its insurance brokerage and claim management expertise, notably in medical malpractice and for public markets in France and Italy. This partnership will also enhance the offering of the group, accelerate its diversification strategy and extend its territorial coverage.
For PIB Group, this acquisition, the 100th since its foundation in 2015, will accelerate its international expansion and settles the group in France. PIB will also count on the expertise of BEA Group and its management team to continue to grow on the French market.
This transaction will generate synergies between the different European offices of the group, while retaining the identity and the mission of serving local clients with loyalty and expertise.
The Financière de Courcelles team is delighted to have once again supported BEA Group after a first financial transaction in 2022. This is a good example of the role that Financière de Courcelles intends to play for its clients by supporting them over time and testifies to the relationship of trust that has been created. This new transaction in the financial services industry (12 since 2022) consolidates Financière de Courcelles expertise in this sector.
Financière de Courcelles : M&A Sell-Side
Christophe Brière – Managing Partner
Charles Delbarre – Vice President
About the deal: CDelbarre@FDC-International.com & CBriere@FDC-International.com
About FDC: www.financieredecourcelles.fr
Press: HDemirdjian@FDC-International.com
About Financière de Courcelles (FDC)
Financière de Courcelles is an independent investment bank specialized in merger and acquisition advisory services. As a founding member of the REACH network (comprising over 450 M&A professionals across more than 35 countries), FDC has a strong capacity to provide international support. FDC advises companies on small & mid-cap transactions across various sectors of the economy, thanks to its dedicated teams of specialists.
FDC advises MBO+ and its portfolio company Osmaïa on the acquisition of T&G Groep in the Nertherlands
Paris, November 4, 2024,
Osmaïa, a leading landscaping and ecological engineering services provider supported by MBO+, has acquired T&G Groep, a Dutch group specializing in the design and maintenance of outdoor spaces for industrial and healthcare facilities.
This transaction allows Osmaia to penetrate the Dutch market and achieve critical size before embarking on a bolt-on acquisitions campaign, two years after having entered the Swiss market. This move will facilitate the dissemination of shared expertise and the creation of synergies between the various European markets, fostering innovation and continuous improvement of environmental practices.
Thanks to this acquisition, Osmaïa is extending its range of services to support businesses in their environmental initiatives, i.a. carbon footprints reduction, biodiversity protection and sustainable outdoor spaces management.
Eric Bouichet, CEO of Osmaïa: « We are proud to welcome a team that shares our commitment to service quality and respect for biodiversity, as well as our culture of proximity and local roots, values that are at the heart of our long-term development strategy. This merger strengthens our presence in Europe. »
Hans Smulders, CEO of T&G Groep: « This partnership enables us to support our customers in their CSR initiatives and transform their green spaces into genuine economic and ecological assets. We combine the power of an international network with solid local expertise, while remaining true to our values. »
Guillaume Piette, Managing Partner of Financière de Courcelles:
« We are thrilled to have advised Osmaïa and MBO+ in the course of its first acquisition in the Netherlands. This transaction showcases Financière de Courcelles’ expertise of in assisting ambitious companies in their international development and our seamless cooperation with JBR, our Dutch partner, to complete cross-border platform acquisitions. We look forward to working again with MBO+ and Osmaia!».
Financière de Courcelles: M&A Buy-Side
Guillaume Piette – Managing Partner
Charles Delbarre – Vice President
About the deal : GPiette@FDC-International.com & CDelbarre@FDC-International.com
About FDC : www.financieredecourcelles.fr
Press: HDemirdjian@FDC-International.com
About Financière de Courcelles (FDC)
Financière de Courcelles is an independent investment bank specialized in merger and acquisition advisory services. As a founding member of the REACH network (comprising over 450 M&A professionals across more than 35 countries), FDC has a strong capacity to provide international support. FDC advises companies on small & mid-cap transactions across various sectors of the economy, thanks to its dedicated teams of specialists.
About Osmaïa
With over 1,700 employees across Europe and 130 years of expertise, Osmaïa is a leading player in the development and management of green spaces. Combining local expertise with a global vision, Osmaïa supports its customers in their projects by placing nature at the heart of its solutions.
Plantin opens its capital to French Food Capital
Puyméras, May 28,2024
Plantin announces the entry of FrenchFood Capital into its capital as a minority investor to accelerate its growth, innovation, and strengthen the brand's global footprint.
Financière de Courcelles advised Plantin shareholders to successfully carry-out this primary LBO operation.
Founded in Vaucluse in 1930, this family-owned company has emerged as the premier truffe worldwide supplier to gourmet restaurants and a prominent brand representing the French gastronomy. With leading position in France and as the second-largest player in Europe, PLANTIN distributes its gourmet products, blending tradition and innovation, to over 1,500 clients from Paris to New York and from the United Arab Emirates to Japan.
With a workforce of 80 employees in Puyméras (South of France) and a local presence for more than 20 years in Paris, New York, and Hong Kong, PLANTIN masters the entire value chain from global sourcing to the marketing of a gourmet brand, including food products processing in a 4,400m2 manufacturing facility, preservation, and distribution. PLANTIN provides its gourmets products to an extensive range of customers: gastronomic restaurants, specialty food stores, wholesalers, industrial clients, and, to a lesser extent, supermarkets.
With a revenue of circa €40m, of which 55% comes from international markets, PLANTIN is driven by ambitious goals and embraces FrenchFood Capital to support it in its next development phase. This promising collaboration embraces new opportunities and gives access to additional channels within the gastronomy and agri-food sectors. It paves the way for favorable market opportunities, accelerating growth through targeted acquisitions and innovation.
« Financière de Courcelles’ team has been by our side at every step of the transaction with pedagogy, professionalism, and unwavering commitment! Thanks to Financière de Courcelles, this operation is a resounding success, with partners who understand us and share our values. »
Christopher Poron et Nicolas Rouhier, shareholders and co-CEO of PLANTIN.
Financière de Courcelles is pleased to announce a new minority LBO transaction in the South-East region of France as a result of a significant traction from numerous investors and financial lenders. This transaction once again demonstrates our expertise in primary operations, combining our LBO expertise and our day-to-day support to entrepreneurs from the definition of the M&A strategy to the negotiation with multiple financial partners.
PARTIES INVOLVED IN THE TRANSACTION
On the company’s side:
- PLANTIN: Christopher Poron, Nicolas Rouhier
- Management advisory: Exco (Bruno Geeraert, Audrey Loisy)
- M&A lawyers: Sekri Valentin Zerrouk – SVZ (Géraud de Franclieu, Clémence Corpet, Carole Ducler, Sophie de Carné-Carnavalet)
- Financial Due Diligence (VDD): Deloitte (Thomas Gorguis, Loïse Azulay)
- Valuation: Advance Capital (Olivier Bertron, Balthazar de Parscau)
- M&A advisory: Financière de Courcelles (Matthieu de Baynast ,Michael Petit, Audrey Gennequin, Antoine Mainini, Brice Ah-Voun)
On the investor’s side:
- FrenchFood Capital (« FFC »): Laurent Plantier, Lucas Vuillemin-Ollivier, Guillaume Duclos
- Legal and tax lawyers: Jeantet (Maxime Brotz, Pak-hang Li)
- Financial Due Diligence: Eight Advisory (Christophe Delas , Emir Montacer)
- Strategic: Nova Consulting (Julien Bernard, Maxime Salles, Pierre Moizan)
- ESG: Utopies (Aurore Maire, Corto Bedetti)
On the financing’s side:
- CIC Lyonnaise de Banque (Georges Hasbroucq, Claire Pavan)
- Société Générale (Gaëlle Coudert)
- Crédit Agricole Provence Côte d’Azur (Christophe Lejeune)
- Finance lawyers: De Pardieu Brocas Maffei (Corentin Coatalem, Eryk Nowakowski, Oneda Durmishi)
By.o is combining with Cubik, supported by Sparring
Paris (France), April 24, 2024,
FDC advised the shareholders of the By.O group, a consulting firm dedicated to B2B collaborations and an expert in the development of tailor-made services dedicated to purchasing functions, as part of its merger with Cubik.
Founded in 2001 and managed by Marc Debets, with Vincent Goudet and Matthieu Magné at his side, By.O is a consulting and training firm operating in two business verticals: supporting large group clients in structuring and optimization of their purchasing functions, and the development of sustainable agricultural sectors, particularly in Africa and the Middle East, through a dedicated Apexagri entity. The group particularly stands out for its ability to intervene across all value chains, from suppliers to customers via partners, and has quickly positioned itself as a strategic partner of its customers thanks to an offering ranging from definition from strategy to project execution including professional training.
Resulting from the merger between the companies Pop and Cubik Partners carried out in 2021 and supported by Sparring Capital since the same date, the Cubik group specializes in lean management consulting and training. Present in Paris, Nantes, Toulouse and Lyon, Cubik supports more than 500 companies per year in the search for continuous improvement of their performance and in the training needs of employees in these methods.
This association brings about the emergence of a new key player offering a sustainable operational transformation offering to provide concrete responses to its clients' problems by combining both consulting and training in lean management, the structuring of purchasing functions and development. efficient and sustainable sectors.
Marc Debets, Founder of By.O, indicates: “As part of the process led by Financière de Courcelles, we were quickly seduced by the ambition of Cubik and the philosophy of its management team, as well as by the place given to our teams in this new story which is being written with the aim of providing ever more expertise and value to our clients. »
“We are delighted to have been able to support By.O shareholders in this operation, where the complementarity of activities and teams should promote the growth of a leading player in the consulting market” add Christophe Brière and Hélène Valdiguié, Financière de Courcelles.
Assignors: Marc Debets, Vincent Goudet, Matthieu Magné
Advice from assignors: M&A Advisor: Financière de Courcelles (Christophe Brière, Hélène Valdiguié, Thibault Puissant, Luka Cohen)
Legal advice: DPS Avocats (Charles Casal, Midori Champetier De Ribes)
Buyer: Cubik (Olivier Cornut, Eric Desgages, Frédéric Stoll); Sparring Capital (Arnaud Leclercq, Alexandre Beau, Bastien Labry)
Advice from the buyer:
Legal advice: Mermoz Avocats (Corporate: Thomas Hermetet, Aurélie Bonsch, Maeldan Lavalou, Sarah Dussaud; Tax: Nicolas Privat)
Financial audit: Squareness (Antoine Suderie, Maxime Thonnat, Charles Himely)
Strategic audit: Olyrix (Damien Dutilleul)
Howden acquires OFRACAR
Paris (France), April 3rd 2024,
Howden once again chooses Financière de Courcelles to advise on the acquisition of Ofracar, a specialist insurance broker with a strong presence in Normandy. This is Howden France's fourth acquisition.
As one of the world's leading independent insurance and reinsurance brokers, with over 16,500 employees and a presence in 100 countries, Howden decided to enter the French market in February 2022. Howden France has grown rapidly through strong organic growth and targeted acquisitions to become an organization of 270 employees, with offices in 12 cities. Howden France's objective is to build a leading commercial risk brokerage throughout France, providing insurance expertise and solutions to SMEs, ETIs and large corporations, in both Property & Casualty and Employee Benefits.
Founded in 1964 and managed by Stéphane Lecomte, Ofracar is a leading B2B insurance broker in Normandy, specializing in refrigeration, property and casualty insurance, employee benefits, vehicle fleet and transport. With 84 employees in offices in Rouen, Rennes and Lyon, OFRACAR serves around 2,000 customers in Normandy and France.
This operation, following on from the acquisitions of C.R.F. Conseils, Seasecure, Théorème and GTCA - CFC Consultants, confirms Howden's determination to accelerate its development in the French market, while considerably expanding its product offering for its customers.
Nicolas Aubert, Président Directeur Général de Howden France : “ OFRACAR has been recognized as a market leader for several decades, and with this new acquisition we welcome a talented team and integrate new offerings to broaden our expertise. Already present in Normandy with a team dedicated to the marine sector, we underline our commitment to regional development by expanding our capabilities and accelerating the delivery of Howden's global specialist expertise to local markets for the benefit of local customers. ”
Stéphane Lecomte, Président Directeur d’Ofracar : “ Our commitment to shaping the future of all our employees led us to choose Howden as our next partner - an international broker with an entrepreneurial philosophy and ambitious growth plans in France. I'm delighted to continue OFRACAR's 60-year heritage with our colleagues at Howden France, who share our entrepreneurial spirit and People First culture. Our unified teams are now perfectly positioned to support SMEs and ETIs in Normandy, throughout France and across Europe. ”
Luigi Sturani, PDG de Howden Europe : “ This acquisition marks an exciting next step in our growth journey, reflecting the significant expansion of our operations in France over the past two years. This expansion is testament to our patient and strategic commitment to the country. We have become a large-scale operator in all of Europe's major insurance markets, and we continue to realize our long-standing ambition: to build the leading European broker for customers and talent by partnering with the best companies. ”
The Financière de Courcelles team is delighted to have once again supported Howden in this fourth acquisition in France. This testifies to the confidence placed in Financière de Courcelles by a world leader for its recognized expertise in the deployment of an external growth strategy in a given sector.
STAKEHOLDERS IN THE OPERATION
Howden side :
- Company : Howden France (Nicolas Aubert, Adrien Laplane) ; Howden Group Corporate Finance and Legal (Dimitri de Lamazière, Georgy Naydenov, Chris Keville)
- Financial advisor : Financière de Courcelles (Michael Petit, Charles Delbarre)
- Legal advisor : Eversheds Sutherland (Catherine Detalle, Raphael Sendowski, Maxime Auzias)
- Financial due diligence: PwC (Hervé Demoy, Baptiste Delubac, Théo Lahousse)
- IT due diligence : PwC (Philippe Weber, Hugues Renaud)
Ofracar side :
- Company : Ofracar (Stéphane Lecomte, Nicolas Lecomte, Laurent Couturier)
- Financial advisor : Deloitte Corporate Finance (Vincent Rapiau, Lucile Regnault, Kamal Nassif, Nicolas Nardelli)
- Legal advisor : CVS (Alexis Marchand, Alexandra Thil, Ornella Costa-Henriques)
- Financial due diligence : Deloitte (Vincent Rapiau, Christophe Mazaud)
Sale of Bowen Systems to Exens Group
Paris (France), 2nd of April 2024,
Financière de Courcelles advised the shareholders of Bowen Systems on the sale of the group to Exens Group (formerly Cobham Microwave), owned by FCDE.
Exens Group acquired 100% of the shares of Bowen Systems from its historical shareholders to strengthen its specialist positioning in mission-critical radiofrequency, microwave and time-frequency solutions designed for harsh environments, serving primarily the defense and space industries, but also the medical, energy, transport and meteorology industries.
Based in Les Ulis, Bowen designs and manufactures electronic equipment for detection, communication and radars systems. Built through an external growth strategy executed by its founder and CEO Juvelino Da Silva as well as a sustained innovation policy, Bowen has evolved in two decades from a manufacturer of components to a supplier of complex sub-systems thanks to high-end complementary technological bricks (antennas, sensors, electronic and analog signal processing, software, etc.). Bowen operates an R&D site in Les Ulis and two industrial sites in France, in Trappes and Thiron-Gardais.
For Bowen, this operation acknowledges the managerial transition initiated between Juvelino Da Silva, the founding CEO, and Thomas Da Silva, the current COO, who will continue to support Bowen's operational development. They will re-invest significantly in Exens Group alongside FCDE and the management.
Less than a year after the acquisition of AR Electronique, this second build-up will allow Exens Group to accelerate its development on complex high-end subsystems, to acquire additional technological bricks to strengthen its product portfolio and to pursue its ambitious innovation policy. This operation will also strengthen its industrial base and offer commercial synergies. Finally, the group will reach a critical size of €50m of revenues and almost 300 employees with this transaction.
This transaction is an example of FDC's in-depth industrial and financial knowledge of the electronics and defense sectors, and of its strong involvement in these sectors.
Corderie Henri Lancelin joins forces with Samson Rope Technologies
Paris (France), March 06th, 2024,
Financière de Courcelles has advised the shareholders of Corderie Henri Lancelin, a company specialized in the design and manufacturing of high-end and innovative synthetic ropes, primarily for nautical applications, on its sale to the American group Samson Rope Technologies.
Founded in 1907 near Laval, Lancelin is a four-generation family business, specializing in the design and manufacturing of highly technical and aesthetic ropes. Renowned for its innovative approach, Lancelin has built its reputation particularly in the fields of offshore racing, sailing and yachting, before diversifying into other industries such as arborism, urban planning, maritime, sports & leisure, etc.
This constant commitment towards innovation, enabling the delivery of high-value-added products to its customers, is also reflected in its state-of-the-art manufacturing site equipped with a bench test capable of handling a breaking load of up to 600 tons. Thanks to its technological expertise, Lancelin is thus one of the few manufacturers of technical ropes in Europe capable of developing and testing products dedicated to offshore floating wind turbines, a market with significant potential over the next 5 to 10 years.
With a turnover of nearly €8 million in 2023, Lancelin has emerged as a leader in France in the niche market of technical ropes which is presenting very promising growth prospects.
For over 145 years, Samson has been recognized as a worldwide leader in the design and manufacturing of high-performance ropes. With over 300 employees in the United States and Spain, following the acquisition of Folch Ropes in early 2023, Samson has established itself as a key player in new technologies, efficient coating techniques, and innovative manufacturing to produce ropes tailored to various markets (marine, energy, arborism, fishing).
The association of these two companies, both leveraging on numerous successes in the rope industry, will enable Lancelin to further diversify into industrial markets where Samson is well positioned.
"The Lancelin team is pleased to partner with Samson, and we believe our joint capabilities, product offering and presence will accentuate and streamline our customer experience around the world" said Nicolas Lancelin, Lancelin’s company director.
This acquisition will also be a springboard for Samson, which will be able to strengthen its global production capacity and technology thanks to Lancelin's high-performance industrial facility, expand its presence in Europe, and ultimately intensify its penetration into the recreational marine sector.
"The addition of Lancelin will not only enhance our production capabilities but will also allow us to further leverage the success of a strong and well-established organization that the Lancelin family has built over the generations", stated Christian Rheault, CEO of Samson Rope Technologies.
"This marks a new cross-border operation for Financière de Courcelles, and we are delighted to have supported Lancelin's shareholders in this transaction, where the complementary nature of the two companies' activities and geographies is expected to foster numerous synergies" also stated Audrey Gennequin, Executive Director at Financière de Courcelles.
The Financière de Courcelles team is delighted to announce a new cross-border transaction and to have supported Lancelin’s shareholders in the context of a competitive sale process that led to a sale to an international industrial company.
Sellers: Nicolas Lancelin, Nathalie Lancelin
Sell-side advisors:
- M&A advisory: Financière de Courcelles (Matthieu de Baynast, Audrey Gennequin, Thibault Puissant, Leïla Gley)
- Legal advisory: Richelieu Avocats (Guillaume Marguet, Marie-Agnès Guillemare, Mahé Randrianatoavina)
Buyers: Samson Rope Technologies (Christian Rheault, Andrew Janas, Jeremy Jordan)
Buy-side advisors:
- Legal advisory: PwC (Guillaume Glon, Delphine Bry-Durousseau, Geoffrey Ritter)
- Financial audit: PwC (Philip Dykstra, Benjamin Tixier, Tristan Auffray)
Sale of Tronico to Agon Electronics
Paris (France), February 9, 2024,
Financière de Courcelles advised the shareholders of Tronico in the sale of the group to Agôn Electronics, owned by Argos Wityu.
Both leading players, Agôn Electronics and Tronico design electronic systems responding to critical and complex situations, with strong operational constraints. The two groups are specialized in electronic subcontracting (EMS) on the one hand, and in the design of their own products on the other hand. They design and manufacture reliable, high-tech electronic products and cards for the aeronautics, on-board rail, energy, space and medical sectors.
There is very strong complementarity between Agôn Electronics and Tronico, in terms of know-how, customers and even “manufacturing footprint”.
The combined group is expected to generate a turnover of more than 220 million euros in 2024 and will be number 1 in France in its market.
The transaction is expected to be finalized at the beginning of the 2nd quarter.
This operation is an example of the in-depth industrial and financial knowledge that FDC has in the electronics sectors and underlying markets (aeronautics and other high-tech industries) and its strong commitment in these areas.
Sale of PCI to HD Industrie (Besacier)
Paris (France), February 9, 2024,
Financière de Courcelles advised the shareholders of the company PCI (Precision Components Industries) in the context of the sale of the company to HD Industrie, shareholder of Besacier.
PCI, founded in 1957 and based near Dieppe, specializes in fine cutting processes. The company supplies steel parts and small subassemblies to diversified industries.
The new group, called Arcole, has a turnover of around 30 million euros and employs 240 employees. This operation is an example of FDC’s in-depth knowledge of the industrial and metal processing sectors, and its strong commitment in these areas.
CAD gets closer to the College de Paris
Paris on February 7, 2024,
Sale of CAD to the College de Paris.
"I am very pleased to have advised CAD Brussels (College of Art and Design), the first Belgian private design school, 100% English-speaking, and its main shareholder Eric Maquet, as part of its merger with the lively Collège de Paris by Olivier de Lagarde, Thanks to Etienne de Quatrebarbes and Guillaume Finck for their involvement on this file as well as to the BFS and STRELIA teams. The CAD - Brussels is already participating in the international deployment of the College de Paris group with numerous implementation projects. Congratulations to the CAD team, in particular to Eric Van der Brocken who succeeds Eric Maquet at the head of the school." Philippe CATTELAT
Keria Group is combining with Eglo Leuchten Gmbh
Paris (France), February 5, 2024,
FDC advised the shareholders of Keria Groupe, a company founded in 1982 and specialized in the distribution of interior lighting in France, in its merger with Eglo Leuchten Gmbh.
The Keria group is a French family-owned group specialized in the distribution of lamps and lighting. Thanks to internal and external growth (merger with Laurie Lumière in 2019 and integration of Lightonline in 2022), a multi-channel model (network of 70 stores strategically distributed across France and several websites) and a portfolio of recognized and complementary brands, the group has accelerated its digital transformation in recent years to reach 30% digital market share and has established itself as the lighting specialist in France.
In a macroeconomic environment undergoing rapid transformation, the group's shareholders have initiated discussions with strategic European industrial partners in order to achieve value-creating synergies and perpetuate a group recognized for its expertise and popular with consumers. Thanks to the merger with Eglo, the Kéria group will be able to seize full advantage of vertical integration allowing it to improve quickly its economic model and then work on its deployment in France and internationally.
With a turnover of 634 million euros and based in Austria, the Eglo Leuchten GmbH group is a leading European and global manufacturer operating in 70 countries in the lighting market for individuals and the corporates,
with its own factories in Europe and internationally. Strongly internationalized and established in France since 1998, the group wishing to address the end consumer through an omnichannel policy, via the development of a network of points of sale and online sales sites, will be able to rely fully on this combination, thus giving it the means to achieve its ambitions.
This combination of the leader in French lighting distribution and an industrial/strategic, European and world leader in distribution player demonstrates the relevance of vertical integration in a specialized market.
Emmanuel Ducrot and Guillaume Piette, Partners of FDC, conclude:
« We are delighted to have supported Keria’s shareholders during this new founding stage in the company’s history. This merger reflects our know-how in discussions with strategic partners and demonstrates our recognized expertise in retail. This new transaction showcases the experience of Financière de Courcelles in restructuring operations. »
For KERIA Group
- Fiba : Sébastien Hours, Aurélie Barbe-Hours
- M&A Advisor: Financière de Courcelles (Guillaume Piette, Emmanuel Ducrot, Thibault Puissant, Marion Pimenta)
- Financial Advisor: KPMG (Jack Rupchandani, Antoine Aubry)
- Legal Advisor: August & Debouzy (Laurent Cotret, Jérôme Brosset, Audrey Thomas, François Rétif)
For EGLO Group
- Eglo Gmbh Leuchten: Ludwig Obwieser, Christian Obwieser, René Tiefenbacher, Stephan Marty
- Financial Advisor: Next Financial Advisors (Hervé Krissi, Laura Guérin, Mathieu Olive)
- Legal Advisor: Mermoz (Olivier Péchenard, Augustin Billot, Thomas Hermetet)