After a well-deserved break, Tanguy Pantel has returned to APRC Group, where he spent 10 years building and enhancing the reputation of the general contractor. Now serving as Managing Director of APRC and Construction Director of APRC Group, Pantel brings not only his deep knowledge of the Group and his expertise but also the adaptability and responsiveness that reflect his dual role as both an engineer and a hands-on professional.
Tanguy Pantel’s reputation for efficiency is closely tied to the history of APRC. After a decade of close collaboration with the founder of APRC Group and the presentation of a bold and ambitious development plan, he was convinced that his future remained with the company he considers his “second home.” Reflecting on his return, Pantel states: “This is, quite simply, a homecoming to contribute to a development project that is even more exciting, with new teams specifically recruited to complement those who have driven the company’s growth thus far. Together, we’re poised to take on unprecedented challenges in the European logistics real estate market.” Pantel, who has been part of every major milestone since the early 2010s, is enthusiastic about the journey ahead.
Karim Abdellaoui, founder of APRC Group, sought an experienced engineer capable of matching the accelerated pace set by the company’s recent growth. He offered Pantel—who had never truly been far from the Group—a role that aligns with his expertise and career trajectory: Managing Director and Group Construction Director. These dual responsibilities encapsulate Pantel’s mission: to deliver exceptional technical support to customers while overseeing the execution of all the Group’s construction projects in its expanding international markets.
“The challenge is to leverage my engineering expertise, passion for the field, and deep understanding of the company to engage our teams in this exciting journey,” says Tanguy Pantel. “I approach this with the renewed energy of someone whose slate is filling up daily with ambitious new projects, each one more inspiring than the last.”
