Boigny-sur-Bionne () is a commune in the Loiret department, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, in north-central France.
Population
Economy Economy of Boigny grew in the 1970s with the establishment of an IBM plant in the north of the town, which later became Lexmark.
In 2000, the former Lexmark plant, Les Trois Arches, became Amazon's first French warehouse. In 2007, Amazon moved to a larger and new location in Saran, also in Orléans Métropole.
Several large companies are located in Boigny-sur-Bionne: Alstef (airport equipment) Parfums Christian Dior (cosmetics) GXO Logistics IBM Intelcia (call center) Jardibric (gardening equipment) (French headquarters) Konecranes (cranes and lifting equipment) (French headquarters) Lemken (agricultural equipment) (French headquarters) National Forests Office (ONF) (Central-West-Aquitaine territorial direction) L’Oréal (cosmetics) Renault Retail Group, a subsidiary of Renault (distribution of motor vehicles) Bureau Veritas (regional headquarters) WashTec (car wash equipment) (French headquarters).
The traditional vinegar maker Martin Pouret moved from Fleury-les-Aubrais to Boigny-sur-Bionne in August 2024.
Boigny-sur-Bionne is also home to a dozen of small and medium-sized businesses, such as Noblinox, and to about twenty artisans and traders.
See also Communes of the Loiret department
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