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The upheaval caused by the war in Ukraine and the global need for rearmament have led Emmanuel Macron to call on France’s defence industry to make a sustained effort to produce more and faster to meet the challenges imposed by geopolitical change.
With the aim of moving to a “war economy” and supporting our industry, 3D printing can provide an agile response to the need for spare parts, particularly for the production of unavailable or obsolete references.

On Wednesday 3 April, at the Farnborough International in Silverstone, we had the honour of presenting to the UK Government the fruits of our collaboration with our partners Babcock International Group & Digital Manufacturing Centre (DMC) to safely produce spare parts to meet the needs of armed forces, both overseas and on the frontline, and industry partners wherever they may be.

Our president, Alexandre Pédemonte, was in Nouméa this week for the SPDMM – South Pacific Defence Ministers’ Summit, organised this year by France and chaired by Mr. Sébastien Lecornu, Minister of the Armed Forces.
What’s at stake in these debates ? Analysing, anticipating & acting to work together against hybrid threats in the South Pacific

Vistory has won the “Grand Prix de l’électronique Général Ferrié 2023” for its work on improving the reliability and certification of additive manufacturing processes for a sovereign sector.
Our solution offers a trusted approach to protecting intellectual property and ensuring the traceability and security of the production of 3D printed parts.