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Dissuasion: Is the Sale of Everllence to the US Fund Bain Capital a Breach of French Sovereignty?

Summary by La Tribune
Volkswagen's plan to sell 51% of Everllence's capital to the US investment fund Bain Capital raises serious political, trade union and industrial concerns in France. Based in Saint-Nazaire, the French subsidiary of Everllence manufactures the rescue engines of the National Navy's SNA and SNLE.
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Volkswagen's plan to sell 51% of Everllence's capital to the US investment fund Bain Capital raises serious political, trade union and industrial concerns in France. Based in Saint-Nazaire, the French subsidiary of Everllence manufactures the rescue engines of the National Navy's SNA and SNLE.

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La Tribune broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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