Park's description

Business sector

Technical data and infrastructure

• Broadband Internet Optical fibre
• Classified facility NOT DEFINED
• Networks Potable water Gas Sewage treatment Electricity Internet
• Traffic connections Road

Economic environment

• Leading companies

  Petits Plats France, My wok, Caves Carrière, Groupe France Frais, Chocolaterie Pierre Hubert, Vitalfa

• Research centres, education and universities

  Agrosup Dijon, INRA, CSGA, UMR Food and microbiological processes / SATT Grand Est

• Centres, clusters and professional networks

  Competitive cluster Vitagora - Goût Nutrition Santé, Pôle de la Vigne et du Vin

• Potential local market

  An area with 120 million consumers.

Financial conditions

• Financial and tax benefits Not defined
• Funds for industrial redeployment Yes
• Housing benefits for employees Yes
• Business grants

  Depending on the project specifications: investments, job creation and so on.

Living environment and services

• Attractiveness / quality of life

  Dijon is a very pleasant city to live in and has a long list of successes:

  • first northeastern city where it feels good to live (“L’express”, November 2015
  • first French cultural city (“Arte” 2015)
  • second French most pleasant city
  • third most sports-orientated French city
  • third French student city (“L’étudiant” 2015)

  Dijon is also among the first five most attractive cities for companies.

  In ten years, Dijon’s urban area has been equipped with high-quality structural facilities: transport infrastructure (tramway, hybrid bus, modern station), a new hospital and soon a regional health centre, commercial brands (Ikea, “Toison d’Or” shopping centre), cultural facilities (the third biggest French indoor arena with a seating capacity of 900), an internationally known auditorium (seating capacity of 1600) and a sport centre (Olympic-size swimming pool, athletics stadium).

  Dijon is a pleasant, peaceful city and its centre is listed as an UNESCO World Heritage site. The city’s ambition is to become the European reference in the field of urban ecology and is committing to building new eco-districts.

  Dijon also offers an efficient transportation system (tramway construction, pedestrianisation of the city centre, improvement of bicycle paths), in order to promote multimodality.

• Employee services

  Shops and company restaurants

Business services

• Waste management
• Monitoring, security
• Cleaning services
• Postal services

Access to the Business Park

• Motorways < 20 min.

  Direct access to the A31, A38 and A39 motorways.

• Regional trains, tramway and metro < 20 min.
• High-speed trains < 20 min.

  20 min. away from Dijon station
  1,5 hours from Paris by TGV-train
  1,5 hours from Lyon by TGV-train

• Airport < 20 min.

  Dijon-Bourgogne Airport

• International airport < 20 min.

  Basel - Mulhouse (200 km)
  Lyon Saint Exupéry Airport (215 km)
  Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (350 km)

• Public transport in the area Yes