Paris 17
Courcelles
173 rue de Courcelles, 75017, Paris, France
Cher is a department that benefits from an excellent geographical location at the heart of France. It is crossed by numerous waterways and surrounded by forests and mountains. Many locally sourced agricultural products hold a protected designation of origin (PDO), such as Crottin de Chavignol and Valençay cheese. These products have a strong identity and are recognised for their quality. The natural spaces of Cher also serve as a welcoming destination for a rapidly growing tourism sector. Visitors are further drawn by the department's rich cultural scene, which hosts the renowned music festival Le Printemps de Bourges. The Cher department is a territory home to several industrial business hubs. Among the main sectors represented are construction, ceramics, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, the rubber industry, and electrical equipment manufacturing. Tyre production also has a presence in the department, with Michelin operating a local facility. Trade and craft industries also play a full and active role in the department's economic development.
Cher is a rural department in the Centre-Val de Loire region, located midway between Orléans and Bourges. It is an attractive destination for businesses, offering a wide range of services and benefits for entrepreneurs. The department is exceptionally well connected, situated between Orléans and Bourges and crossed by the A71 and A85 motorways. Entrepreneurs can also benefit from numerous tax and social incentives. Finally, Cher offers a pleasant living environment and a high quality of life.