Three Irish firms win €1.5m contracts in France

Three Irish companies have signed contracts worth €1.5m in France.

Three Irish companies have signed contracts worth €1.5m in France.

Enterprise Ireland announced the sales contracts by client companies, responding to opportunities in the French cleantech and construction sectors.

The announcement was made at a business event in Paris attended by President Michael D. Higgins, as part of his official visit to Paris.

Irish companies AMCS, from Limerick; Anua, which is part of the Bord na Mona Group, and Cork Plastics signed contracts to the value of €1.5m with three French companies.

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