Business divisions

Three businesses, one unified governance.

The NELEA Group operates through three autonomous divisions, each with its own team, P&L, and commercial identity. Support functions — finance, compliance, IT, legal — are mutualized at Group level to ensure coherence.

Division 01 · Distribution

Exclusive B2B security distribution.

The distribution division commercializes across the European continent the ranges of the leading global brands in mobile security. Agreements with Maclocks, Compulocks, Arkon, InShow Security and Neolock confer the Group exclusivity positions on multiple segments. Commercial brands ElockStore.com (France) and ElockStore.co.uk (United Kingdom) share a harmonized catalog, local stock, and native-language customer support.

Trading brands: ElockStore.com · ElockStore.co.uk · Kiosky, the AI agent that runs on our customers' tablet kiosks and shop windows

Brands distributed: Maclocks · Compulocks · Arkon · InShow Security · Neolock

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Division 02 · Consulting

SEO consulting to SMEs.

The consulting division leverages the organic acquisition know-how accumulated by the Group on its own digital assets. Services cover technical audit, traffic-driven site redesign, monthly SEO retainer, and SEO direction advisory. SEO Yvelines brand operates under the Group's origin territory, with intervention scope focused on France and French-speaking Europe.

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Division 03 · Publishing

International digital media.

The publishing division operates several editorial platforms in five languages — French, English, Spanish, Portuguese and others in deployment. Each platform maintains dedicated editorial teams. Ad sales are conducted directly, without programmatic intermediation on premium placements. Consolidated organic traffic crosses several million annual sessions.

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Group cohesion

Mutualized support functions.

A single IT management oversees technical infrastructure across all three divisions. Administrative and financial management consolidates purchasing, invoicing, and regulatory compliance. Legal oversight centralizes supplier partnerships, distribution agreements, and regulatory body relations. Each division retains commercial and editorial autonomy; support functions are mutualized to preserve the Group's financial discipline.