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What Facnor does.

Facnor is a French company that designs innovative systems for enrolling sails for maxi-yachts, racing ships, and coastal vessels. The company offers various products, including sail enrollment systems, storage systems for fluttering sails, and systems for large sails. Facnor is particularly specialized in the development of hook systems and accessories. The company has a long-standing collaboration with renowned shipbuilders and sailors, including the Banque Populaire XI. Facnor holds certifications and class approvals for its products. The company's founding is not explicitly stated in the text, but it is part of the W.H. Richard Group. The primary location of the main office is not directly mentioned, but Facnor has presences in the United States and Australia.

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