Equasens unit ASCA hit by fire at Chessy HQ, warehouse destroyed
Bitget2026/09/22 15:45- Equasens activated a business continuity plan for subsidiary ASCA following a fire at its Chessy headquarters and warehouse.
- Fire broke out on Sept. 21. No injuries. Building and on-site inventory were destroyed.
- ASCA systems stayed operational since CRM, ERP, and core applications are hosted and backed up at the group’s Nancy site.
- Backup stock at another group storage platform supports near-term deliveries. Full operational suspension expected to last about four weeks.
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