Who are we?
The Grand Palais Immersif is a cultural venue located in the heart of Paris at Place de la Bastille, open to all ages. Created by GrandPalaisRmn, Banque des Territoires, and VINCI Immobilier as part of the France 2030 initiative, it offers a new type of cultural experience where art and technology combine to create unique immersive exhibitions.
In September 2024, Chargeurs Museum Studio joined the founding shareholders, enabling the venue to accelerate its international expansion by exporting its exhibition catalogue, from Art Nouveau by Alfons Mucha to The Mona Lisa, Artificial Dreams, and Venice Revealed.
This collaboration marks a new step in showcasing French expertise in culture, art, and technology, offering the global public enriching, emotionally resonant experiences based on renowned scientific content. The Grand Palais Immersif also includes an artistic committee, supported by GrandPalaisRmn, whose crucial role is to respectfully connect art with the public, combining technological innovation with scientific precision.
France 2030 represents a dual ambition: to sustainably transform key sectors of our economy (health, energy, automotive, aerospace, and space) through technological innovation, and to position France not just as a participant, but as a leader in tomorrow's world. From fundamental research, the emergence of ideas, to the production of new goods and services, France 2030 supports the full lifecycle of innovation up to industrialisation. Unprecedented in scale, €54 billion will be invested to help our companies, universities, and research organisations fully succeed in transitioning these strategic industries. The goal is to ensure they respond competitively to the ecological and economic challenges of the future and foster the emergence of leaders in our fields of excellence.
France 2030 is guided by two cross-cutting objectives: dedicating 50% of its funding to the decarbonisation of the economy and 50% to emerging innovators, without investing in projects harmful to the environment, in line with the "Do No Significant Harm" principle. This initiative is a collective effort, designed and deployed in consultation with economic, academic, local, and European stakeholders to determine strategic directions and key actions. Project holders are invited to submit their proposals through open, rigorous, and selective processes to receive state support. The program is led by the General Secretariat for Investment on behalf of the Prime Minister and is implemented by ADEME (the Ecological Transition Agency), the National Research Agency (ANR), Bpifrance, and the Banque des Territoires.
The Banque des Territoires is one of the divisions of Caisse des Dépôts. It brings together in-house expertise to support territorial projects and acts as a single gateway for its clients. Working alongside all territorial actors — local authorities, public companies, social housing organisations, legal professionals, businesses, and financial players — it offers a range of solutions: advice, loans, equity investments, deposits, and banking services.
Serving all territories, from rural areas to metropolises, the Banque des Territoires aims to maximise its impact, particularly on ecological transition and social cohesion. With 37 local offices, the Banque des Territoires ensures its action is deployed across mainland France and overseas territories.
Chargeurs Museum Studio is a global leader in cultural mediation and production for cultural institutions, museums, foundations, and brands. It supports all stages of museum creation, from initial consultation to inauguration. Chargeurs Museum Studio has contributed to more than 3,000 projects in 30 countries, including the Burrell Collection in Scotland, the National Museum of Denmark, and the National Air & Space Museum in Washington.
Chargeurs is a family-owned, entrepreneurial group, a world leader in high-value-added niche markets. Present in nearly 100 countries with 2,300 employees, the group operates through two strategic divisions: Technologies and Luxury. Under the long-term strategy of its controlling shareholder, the Fribourg family, Chargeurs excels in commercial, industrial, marketing, and logistical expertise. The group, with its global signature High Emotion Technology, achieved revenues of €653.2 million in 2023.
Chargeurs shares are listed on Euronext Paris and eligible for the PEA-PME. ISIN Code: FR0000130692, Bloomberg Code: CRI, Reuters Code: CRIP.PA.
GrandPalaisRmn is a cultural operator whose mission is to promote access to culture nationwide and beyond. It brings together excellence in artistic and cultural fields: exhibition production, public engagement, cultural mediation, art history courses, publishing, museum shops, art workshops, a photography agency, and cultural innovation.
These capabilities allow it to play a unique role in the cultural world, with one goal: to foster encounters between art and the public, across all cultures, eras, and forms.
VINCI Immobilier, a subsidiary of the VINCI Group, is the first national developer committed to achieving Net Zero Artificialisation (ZAN) by 2030, 20 years ahead of the goals set by the Climate and Resilience Law. As a leader in urban recycling, VINCI Immobilier focuses on already urbanised or artificialised areas across the country, working in two key sectors: residential real estate (housing and managed residences) and commercial real estate (offices, hotels, retail).
VINCI Immobilier also offers expertise in consulting and property management through its "services" division. With its multi-product offer and experience in complex projects, it supports local authorities in urban planning and contributes to the development of urban areas. Through its subsidiaries OVELIA, STUDENT FACTORY, and BIKUBE, VINCI Immobilier operates and manages senior residences, student housing, and co-living spaces.
