History

Creation of CEMA

• 1946

  Creation of CEMA

• 1949

  Launch of the first plywood production line.

• 1951

  Sale of the mechanical sawmill from the Badjoint group to the Graulout group. After the expansion of a plywood unit, the company took the name "Les Bois de l’Atlas".

• The 70s

  Manufacture of the first particle boards and laminated panels. Start of laminate production.

• 1972

  The company is sold to a Moroccan group and becomes the “Société North African from the Atlas Woods.

• 1975

  Launch of the “Marital Plast” laminate unit.

• 1976

  Implementation of a particle board unit, operational in 1978.

• 1978

  Extension of Marital Plast with the installation of a surfacing unit fast cycle (Laminate).

• The 80s

  Certification of the industrial process by Lloyd in Great Britain and Komo in the Netherlands.

• 1982

  Installation of a second “CP2” plywood unit.

• 1995

  Acquisition of the company by the Safari group.

• The Year 1996

  Implementation of an unwinding unit in Owendo, Gabon.

• 2002

  Best stand prize at the international building fair in Casablanca.

• The Year 2011

  Increase in plywood capacity with the acquisition of a new automated unwinding line.

• 2018

  Installation of a complete line of fine species plywood, slatted plywood and a panel machining unit.

• 2020

  Installation of a complete latest generation line of Stratidecors and of a complete line of strabois.

• 2022

  Acquisition of the Demeyer company by the CEMA Bois de l’Atlas group.