Most of it is located in the Vimeu region, the cradle of metal processing in France, where the development history of the locksmith and faucet industry can be traced back to the 17th century.

Since its establishment in 1956, THG has become the only French company that integrates all manufacturing processes (from casting to precision machining), headquartered in Vimeu, the cradle of metal processing. Currently, the company is owned by Jiumu Group and has 200 employees.

ATV (Atelier Traditional du Vimeu) has been producing high-end faucets as a subcontractor for major European or American brands since the late 1990s, and recently launched its own brand: La robinetterie de Paris.

Other high-end French brands with bases in France:

Margot and Cristal&Bronze belong to Celt (Compagnie Europeenne de Luxe et Traditions). CELT is a family group established in 2007, with 5 brands (Odiot, Serdaneli, Rouge Pullon, Margot, and Cristal&Bronze) and related fine craftsmanship factories and workshops.

Horus is positioned in the high-end market and is part of the Kramer Group. Kramer Group has three factories, including Kramer, JCF, WTS, and Horus, with recently disclosed revenue of 80 million euros and 30 million euros in the French market.

In addition, there are Volevatch specialized in the reproduction of old models, and Delabie and Presto positioned in public engineering. There is also Hansgrohe, whose factory is located in Wasselone on the border between France and Germany.