LACROIX

LACROIX is a French industrial group established in 1946, originally focusing on wooden products, particularly packaging for cheese. Over the years, the company has diversified into plastic injection molding and in-mold labeling (IML), enhancing its product offerings and capabilities. The company operates multiple production sites, including seven IML Containers plants and three printing facilities. LACROIX specializes in wooden packaging solutions, plastic injection molding with IML, and the production and printing of labels. Their expertise in IML technology allows for improved product aesthetics and durability, making them a key player in the food packaging sector, especially for cheese producers. With a strong international presence, particularly in North and South America, LACROIX serves a diverse customer base that relies on innovative packaging solutions. Their transition from traditional wooden packaging to advanced plastic manufacturing highlights their adaptability and commitment to meeting the needs of the packaging industry.

Electrical/electronic Manufacturing Saint-Herblain, France Founded 1936 ~59 employees PAR: LACR.PA

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Employees
59
0% in the 3 months to Sep 2026
Revenue / employee
$11.2M
Revenue ~$662M
Stock
LACR.PA
PAR
12-month attrition
24.8%
Tech: 22.2%
H1B sponsor
NA

LACROIX FAQ

How many employees does LACROIX have?

LACROIX has about 59 employees, unchanged over the 3 months to Sep 2026.

What is LACROIX's revenue per employee?

LACROIX makes about $11.22M in revenue per employee, based on $662.11M annual revenue and 59 employees.

Is LACROIX a public company?

Yes. LACROIX is publicly traded under the ticker LACR.PA on PAR.

Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.