Compagnie d'aménagement des coteaux de Gascogne

CACG is a French mixed economy company engaged in the planning and implementation of rural development projects, focusing on water management, irrigation, land consolidation, and territorial planning in the Gascogne region. It carries out studies, designs, and executes infrastructure works such as canals, reservoirs, and rural roads to support agriculture and local communities. The company also provides technical assistance and project management services to public authorities and private stakeholders involved in rural development.

As a société d'économie mixte, CACG combines public sector oversight with private sector efficiency, enabling it to access both public funding and private expertise. Its core competency lies in hydraulic engineering and integrated water resource management, which has positioned it as a key actor in implementing regional water policies. The organization’s long-standing presence in the Gascogne area gives it deep knowledge of local agronomic and environmental conditions, allowing it to tailor solutions to the specific needs of the territory.

The company’s headquarters is located in France, though the exact city is not specified in the provided sources. CACG operates as an independent entity under the mixed economy model, with shareholding that includes local public authorities and private partners. In December 2023, CACG suffered a ransomware attack that disrupted its information systems, leading to isolated networks, halted email and server access, and the activation of a crisis unit. Cybersecurity experts were engaged to restore services and assess potential data exposure.