Lacroix Group SAWater quality sensor sales grew fivefold to €2.5 million, driven by regulatory demands and public investment.

LACROIX, a French technology and industrial group, announced that its water quality sensor sales grew fivefold between 2023 and 2025, reaching €2.5 million in annual revenue, driven by regulatory demands and public investment plans in Spain, France, and Italy. The company, which generated €445 million in total revenue in 2025, has expanded its portfolio with the SOFREL Chlorine sensor for drinking water and a multiparameter sensor for wastewater, with a second drinking water sensor planned for 2026. Growth, largely driven by Spain in 2025, is expected to slow from the second half of 2026 following the conclusion of the Spanish PERTE funding programme, but LACROIX aims to maintain strong momentum by broadening its drinking water quality monitoring solutions. CEO Vincent Bedouin emphasized the importance of comprehensive, cybersecurity-enabled solutions for real-time water management.
Lacroix Group SAWater quality sensor sales grew fivefold to €2.5 million, driven by regulatory demands and public investment.
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