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12.02.2015
Legrand signs the French business climate pledge
39 major French companies take concrete action to combat climate change
39 major French companies, employing a total of 4.4 million people worldwide and generating sales of 1,200 billion euros, have made a firm commitment to combat climate change. By signing this climate pledge, they want to contribute to making COP 21 a success and to limiting the warming of the Earth to 2°C. They emphasize their driving role and leadership in the fight for a more sustainable world.
Strategic plan fully on track Data center roadmap unveiled, leveraging Legrand’s unique positioning and portfolio 2030 sales and profitability ambitions upgraded driven by energy & digital transition
Legrand is hosting a Capital Markets Day in Singapore alongside Data Centre World Asia on September 29, 2026, webcast live. The event includes a complete presentation of Legrand’s roadmap and upgraded 2030 ambitions, with a specific focus on its data center strategy and technology offering.
In July 2026, Legrand once again received the EcoVadis Platinum medal, the highest level of recognition granted by EcoVadis, confirming its position among the top 1% of companies for CSR performance.
Legrand delivers a strong first-half performance, with another period of record sales growth of +17% excluding currency effects and continued excellent profitability
Organic sales growth: +9.8% Growth through acquisitions: +6.9% Adjusted operating margin after acquisitions: 20.8% Net profit attributable to the Group: +11.2%
7 acquisitions, all in buoyant energy and digital transition markets since the beginning of the year
Legrand continues its active and disciplined bolt-on acquisition strategy with today’s announcement of the acquisition of Girtz Industries, a U.S. specialist in the design of highly customized modular power integration solutions (Power Pods), as well as testing and technical services. Girtz’s modular power and generator solutions are critical for customers requiring back-up power or behind-the-meter primary power solutions, primarily in datacenters but also across industrial, infrastructure and commercial applications. Based in Monticello, Indiana, the company employs around 300 people and generates annual revenue of nearly $80 million.
