The future of the Aiglon group focuses around two strategic priority axes: acquisitions in France, and reinforcement of international development.

The production capacity increased to 20 000 tonnes allowing a guarantee of flexibility and security of supply. At the same time, the old laboratory and petroleum jelly unit were completely renovated. The entire operation represented an investment of 4 M€.

Aiglon creates the second sister company, Civetea, following the acquisition of the Total Group's technical waxes business for use in public works.

Aiglon created its first sister company, Synteal, following the takeover of the petroleum jelly activity of the Total-Elf Group..

He merged the enterprises Paneurafric and Roxchimie with SARCGA. This entity took the name Aiglon S.A.

Rapidly expanding, the company outgrew the site in Aubervilliers and moved to Precy-sur-Oise.
With a ground surface of 35 000m2 for 12 000m2 covered surface, this site allowed for more growth.

At the time a Spanish teacher in Dax high school, in 1963 Jean-Jacques Puyoo decided to follow in the footsteps of his father who was the co-founder of the HAFA group (motor oils). He created Paneurafric/Redex (automobile products), directed the HAFA oils and bought S.A.R.C.G.A. in 1970. Assisted by his wife Monique (deceased in 2009), he boosted the petroleum jelly activity, manufactured according to the requirements of the French Codex Pharmacopeia, much stricter than the other Pharmacopoeias (EP, BP, USP, DAB…). In 1986, the company added the brand Roxchimie to its range.

The company was quickly on the forefront for manufacturing oils, greases and petroleum jellies for various applications (cars, industrial motors, electric industry, textile industry, cement, printing, small metallurgy, pharmaceutical and veterinary products…). In 1921 Aiglon became « La Raffinerie de Corps Gras de l’Aiglon SA (S.A.R.C.G.A ) »