The history of Bennes SEMPERE in some words

 

In 1958 Mr. Vincent SEMPERE creates at 23 years his first workshop of agricultural mechanics  in Algeria
In 1962, Mr Vincent Sempéré leaves Algeria to set up the company in France. In 1964, he settles down in the French area of Pyrenees Orientales (66) in a small workshop of 90 square meters and he creates its first tipper.
The workshop was in the garage of a villa.	Rear tipper made in the workshop in ELNE.
In 1968, the company acquires new premises, a building of 800 m ² in Perpignan (northern polygon)  and recruts about 12 employees.   In 1975, the company acquires again a new building of 800 m².  In 1980, the company makes a new extension of 800 sqm and enlarges its workforce to 34 people
On the left, René Martins can be seen. He spent 40 years in the company	Mr SEMPERE with his daughter, Veronique CORTADA, who now is at the head of Bennes Sempéré.
In 1984, the company creates its first tipper scissors double effect. In 1985, Bennes Sempéré purchases its first machines with digital controls and takes the statute of Limited Company.
A tipper manufactured in the workshop of Polygone Nord with the hydraulic cylinder double effect.
In 2002, the company acquires again a new building of 3000 m ² situated at 90, rue Chenard and Walcker, near the old building. This new building is exclusively dedicated to the manufacture, assembly and painting of tippers in better conditions
All employees of the company during the inauguration of the new premises
In 2004 the company takes the status of SAS