Paris 17
Courcelles
173 rue de Courcelles, 75017, Paris, France
Assigned the INSEE and postal code 78, this territory has Versailles as its prefecture — a city world-renowned for its palace. The industrial profile of this Île-de-France department is primarily built around its automotive sector (PSA Peugeot Citroën), aeronautics (Dassault), bio-health industries, and defence-related activities. Yvelines has a relatively low unemployment rate of around 7.5%. This strong economic performance is driven by the presence of cutting-edge technology hubs, which enable local businesses to grow and develop. The industrial landscape in Yvelines is also tied to metallurgy, electrical and electronic equipment, and printing. These sectors contribute significantly to job creation in the department. The rural and wooded landscapes of Yvelines stand in contrast to the department's economic dynamism. Agriculture in Yvelines is predominantly made up of large-scale cereal farming, while horticulture, arboriculture, and floriculture are also well-established agricultural activities in the area. The tertiary sector is highly developed throughout Île-de-France, particularly in finance, IT, and telecommunications. These industries benefit from the concentration of major businesses and the high population density in the region. The department's vast cultural and historical heritage — having once served as the capital of France during the Ancien Régime — further strengthens its service sector through a steady flow of tourism. Retail, hospitality, and restaurant businesses in towns such as Saint-Germain-en-Laye and Conflans-Sainte-Honorine benefit greatly from this tourist appeal.
Yvelines is an attractive territory for businesses. This department offers numerous advantages for companies looking to register their registered office there. First and foremost, Yvelines benefits from a particularly well-developed network of business-focused services and support structures. In addition, companies operating in the area enjoy a favourable tax and regulatory environment. Finally, Yvelines is located in close proximity to Paris, making it easy to maintain relationships with clients and business partners.