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Bureau Veritas SA (Public, EPA:BVI) is a France-based company primarily engaged in the business support sector.

The Company operates in eight key divisions: Marine; Industry; Inspection and In-Service Verification; Health Safety and Environment; Construction, Certification, Consumer Products and Government Services and International Trade. It offers a range of services, including asset management, certification, classification services, consulting, inspections and audits, testing and analysis, and training. Bureau Veritas SA operates through its subsidiaries, including BV Certification Germany, BV Argentine, Bivac Congo and Cesmec Chile, among others.

It is present in 140 countries through a network of 900 offices and labs. Is a part of Wendel SA, a France-based investment company.

As of March 31, 2010, the Company was in 51.6% owned by Wendel Group.

Address:	Boulevard Paepsem 22
City:	Bruxelles
State:	Anderlecht
Telephone:	+32 2 520 20 90
Fax:	+32 2 520 20 30
Homepage:	Link to Homepage

Head Office:

BVQI - Bureau Veritas Quality International (Head Office)

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