GDI Simulation has acquired Agenium Group for an undisclosed amount. The transaction brings the French engineering and simulation specialist together with Agenium’s network of subsidiaries, which operate across defence, industry, and space. Agenium Group’s structure includes Agenium IT & Systems, Agenium Space, Agenium Industries, Agenium Drones Solutions, as well as Campus, Scale, 3D Lab, and Seity, each contributing distinct technical capabilities in high-technology environments.
Agenium Group has built a reputation as a dynamic and fast-growing organisation, serving prestigious clients in France and abroad. Its workforce operates in international, high-tech settings, with a stated focus on people development, collaborative mindsets, trust, autonomy, and team spirit. The company’s primary objective has consistently been client satisfaction, a principle that aligns closely with GDI Simulation’s own engineering-driven approach.
For GDI Simulation, the acquisition broadens its access to specialised talent and technical expertise in sectors where simulation and digital modelling are increasingly critical. Agenium’s presence in space and defence complements GDI’s existing capabilities, while the drone solutions and 3D lab activities open additional avenues for integrated product development. The deal is expected to strengthen GDI’s ability to offer end-to-end services, from initial concept to operational deployment, across regulated industries.
The combined entity will now operate with a wider portfolio of services and a deeper bench of engineers and specialists. Agenium’s subsidiaries will retain their operational focus, but will benefit from GDI Simulation’s scale and resources. Clients in defence, industry, and space can expect more comprehensive support as the two organisations integrate their workflows and technical platforms.
The acquisition positions the merged company to pursue larger contracts and more complex projects, particularly in areas requiring cross-disciplinary collaboration. With Agenium’s international client base and GDI’s simulation expertise, the group is set to expand its footprint in European and global markets. The integration process will be closely watched by industry observers as the two teams begin aligning their operations.