This labeling aims to identify and promote the site to investors and companies, thereby strengthening the attractiveness of the Bazas territory against competition and the challenges of reindustrialization in France. The Ladils business park, developed by the Cassous group near exit 1 of the A65 motorway, covers 4.2 hectares and offers three serviced land plots, subdividable according to companies' specific needs. Building rights and the ecological quality of the development project are fully secured thanks to already issued permits.
The 'Turnkey Sites' initiative, led by the State, aims to identify and promote land suitable for industrial activities. It offers companies greater clarity in identifying suitable plots and clarifies the execution timeline for their projects, particularly concerning land, urban planning, and environmental aspects. The labeling also allows project leaders to benefit from accelerated administrative procedures for obtaining various required authorizations, such as building permits and ICPE regulations.
This distinction, awarded to only three sites in Nouvelle-Aquitaine as part of this call for projects, two of which are led by the Cassous group, provides high-level visibility. The challenge now lies in leveraging these strategic assets to realize their full potential, promote the territory, and encourage the installation of new businesses in the Bazadais region. This dynamic sector already hosts an industrial cluster and its economic fabric includes 22% of industrial SMEs active in fields such as mechanics, metallurgy, the wood industry, and agri-food.
