CIM and CCMP
About us
Our services
- Logistics: Pipeline and tanker reception/dispatch facilities;
- Storage.
Our infrastructure
As leading independent crude oil and refined product storage operator in France and the fourth largest in North-West Europe, we have a vast infrastructure at our disposal:
- Pipeline connections for the supply of crude oil feedstock from Le Havre Terminal facilities to Total and ExxonMobil refineries;
- Connection to Trapil pipeline network to supply refined products to the Paris and Val de Loire regions;
- Connection to pipeline networks in Central Europe to supply jet fuel and diesel (Central Europe Pipeline System - CEPS).
Our strengths
- Established in Le Havre, blue-chip logistics site at the gateway to Europe;
- Distribution depots situated in proximity to major French consumer zones;
- Facilities and services meeting the requirements of utmost quality which is a core value of our business;
- Our teams, our technical expertise at the service of our customers;
- Protection of the environment;
- Control and safety of our operations.
Our customers
- Major oil companies;
- Traders;
- Management of oil safety stocks ;
- Large and medium retail outlets;
- Independent companies.
History
CIM Le Havre has just been celebrating its 100th anniversary.
> Watch the centenary film (French language)
1920
CIM (Compagnie Industrielle Maritime) was founded
Operation of Le Havre Terminals through a concession treaty binding the company to the Port of Le Havre authorities.
1940
The Le Havre terminal was destroyed on the orders of the French government
Second World War.
1945
Reconstruction
Reconstruction work of the Le Havre terminal began.
1952 to 1974
Extension
Works undertaken to progressively extend and develop the Le Havre terminal.
1964
Grigny
Construction by CIM of the Grigny distribution depot.
1976
CIM Antifer
Inauguration of the Antifer terminal.
1992
Inauguration of Parc Ouest at Le Havre
180,000 m³ extension to increase refined product storage capacity.
Formation of CCMP (Compagnie Commerciale de Manutention Pétrolière)
Acquisition of Saint-Pierre-des-Corps and Bouchemaine depots.
1994
CIM and CCMP
co-founded theUSI (Union des Stockistes Industriels)
CIM and CCMP have been members of the USI since its creation.
2000
Nanterre
Acquisition by CCMP of the Nanterre distribution depot.
2001
TRAPIL
Pisto bought up 25% of TRAPIL shares (second largest shareholder).
2004 & 2009
Strengthening of TRAPIL
Pisto increased its investment in TRAPIL share capital by 30% and then 32%.
2005
Mitry-Mory
Acquisition by CCMP of the Mitry-Mory distribution depot.
2006
Île-d’Yeu
Takeover of operations at the Île-d’Yeu depot.
2007
Pauillac
Acquisition by CCMP of the Pauillac distribution depot.
Belle-Île
Takeover of operations at the Belle-Île depot.
DPA (Docks des Pétroles d’Ambès)
Investment with 12% stake.
2010
CCMP Pauillac
Facilities at the Pauillac distribution depot redesigned.
CIM Grigny
Inauguration of the fourth tank (36,000 m³ capacity increase).
2012
CCMP Pauillac
Construction of the tanks 600 (facilities providing 105,000 m³ storage capacity).
2013
CCMP Pauillac
Inauguration of the tanks 600.
2014
CCMP Nanterre
Inauguration of a third source substation.
2015
CCMP Bouchemaine
Open day.
2016
CCMP Pauillac
Inauguration of the new Duke of Alba docking on the Gironde.
CIM Antifer
The Antifer Terminal is 40 years old! New Belvedere development.
2017
Strengthening of TRAPIL
100% owner of CIM and CCMP and a shareholder of TRAPIL since 2001, Pisto becomes its First Shareholder with 38.5% of the Capital.
2019
Strengthening of TRAPIL
100% owner of CIM and CCMP and a shareholder of TRAPIL since 2001, Pisto strengthens its position in the capital of TRAPIL with 44% of the shares.
CCMP Bouchemaine
Site Operating Stop December 31, 2018 and decommissioning in 2019.
2021
Strengthening of TRAPIL
100% owner of CIM and CCMP, Pisto becomes Trapil’s largest shareholder with 49.72% of its Capital.
Management
The Executive Board of CIM and CCMP together have over 150 years of experience in the energy fields.
Click on the organizational chart to find out more.
Hervé Le Doyen - Director of Human Resources
Hervé Le Doyen joined the Group in May 2010.
Law graduate and specialized in employment law, he has worked as an industrial tribunal advisor.
Before joining the CIM-CCMP Group, Hervé worked in different units of the Philips Group.
Over the years, he has acquired wide experience working in human resources management and particularly in the following fields:
- Coordination of corporate affairs,
- Skills management through training courses specific to requirements of the Group’s activities,
- Implementation of motivation tools, such as profit-sharing,
- Implementation of workflow procedures that meet market needs,
- Legal intelligence covering employment law,
- Management of transversal projects such as intercultural change courses
(France / Singapore / Hungary / Poland).
Alan Jeanne - Director of Le Havre and Antifer Oil Terminals
Alan Jeanne joined CIM and CCMP in 2010. He is a graduate of the Centre d'Études Supérieures Industrielles de Normandie (CESI).
With 20 years of experience in the oil industry, Alan has held several positions within the group, including Head of the Works and New Projects Department for Terminals, from 2015 to 2022.
Bertrand Segaud - Director of Depots
Bertrand Segaud, born in 1972, joined CIM and CCMP in 1999 after a stint in the automotive industry.
Bertrand holds a degree of the Mechanics and Electricity High School (ESME Sudria).
The more than 20 years he has spent within CIM and CCMP, first on the terminals of Le Havre and then on the Pauillac terminal, have enabled him to develop his skills in team management and operational, regulatory and technical management of “business units” such as oil depots.
Frank Maccary - Director, Finance & Support
Gildas Beauchesne - Sales Director
Gildas Beauchesne, born in 1970, joined CIM and CCMP in August 2001.
He obtained a Master’s in Political Science and is a Business Management graduate specialized in geopolitical and economic forecasting.
Gildas has always worked in the oil industry and prior to joining CIM and CCMP was at Elf and Total in France.
He has, over the course of his career, developed extensive experience in the following fields:
- Economic analysis,
- Trading in refined products in the cash market and futures market,
- Hedging commodity price and exchange rate risks,
- Marketing and oil storage optimisation,
- Commercial negotiation,
- Management of logistics development plans.
Bruno Outil - Director of Development and Diversification Projects
Bruno Outil, born in 1964, joined CIM and CCMP in 1990 to lead the ISO 9000 quality certification project at the Le Havre Antifer oil terminals.
Before joining CIM and CCMP, Bruno was an Officer in the French Merchant Navy.
The more than 20 years he has spent within CIM and CCMP have enabled him to gain a wealth of experience through the different positions he has held and to develop far-reaching expertise in the fields of operational, technical and regulatory management of port oil terminals.
Bruno graduated from the merchant navy school, the Ecole Nationale de la Marine Marchande, at Le Havre.
Erwan Keromest - Chairman of Noven, Chairman of Noven Group Infra, Manager of CIM, Chairman of CCMP, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Trapil
Erwan Keromest, born in 1965, has been Chairman of the Noven Group since March 1, 2023. He is a graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Ingénieurs en Arts Chimiques et Technologiques (Ensiacet) and the École Nationale Supérieure du Pétrole et des Moteurs (ENSPM).
Over 30 years with ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies, in France and abroad, during which Erwan held many managerial positions, allow him to bring his expertise in terms of management, safety and operations of oil logistics, and to implement the deployment of low-carbon energy on the CIM and CCMP sites to take part in the energy transition of the territory.