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Artopex

Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in Quebec

Granby, Quebec manufacturer of office desks, seating, and storage built across four Quebec plants, sold through independent dealers and its own direct online store.

Granby, QC CA · www.artopex.com

97.3

Artopex is a Quebec office furniture manufacturer founded in Granby in 1980 and still owned by the Pelletier family, led by president and CEO Daniel Pelletier. It builds desks, seating, and storage across four plants in Granby, Laval, and Sherbrooke, draws about 81 percent of factory purchases from Canadian suppliers, and sells through a network of independent Canadian dealers as well as its own direct online store.

Factors

Ownership

100.0 reported

CA 100%

Artopex's corporate profile page and its 2025 Best Managed Companies press release both describe it as a family-owned, privately held Quebec company founded in 1980 by Daniel Pelletier and his brothers, with Daniel Pelletier now president and CEO. Corporations Canada's federal registry returned no matching entity and the Registraire des entreprises du Quebec blocked the request with a 403 response, so ownership rests on vendor and Deloitte-program statements rather than a registry filing.

Manufacturing

100.0 reported

CA 100%

Artopex's 2023-2024 corporate social responsibility report lists four plants, all in Quebec: Pro-Meubles and Pro-Systemes in Granby, Artopex Plus in Laval, and TEC Innovation in Sherbrooke, together over 500,000 square feet. Its 2025 Best Managed Companies press release states the company's head office, factories, and production are all located in Canada, and a 2023 release describes a $40 million plant expansion in Sherbrooke backed by Quebec government funding.

People

100.0 reported

CA 100%

Artopex's head office and all four manufacturing plants sit in Granby, Laval, and Sherbrooke, Quebec, and its other Canadian sites are corporate showrooms in Montreal, Quebec City, Calgary, and Toronto. The CSR report notes only partner-operated showrooms in the United States, with no Artopex-run site there, so the workforce is concentrated in Quebec.

Inputs

81.8 reported

CA 81% · other 13% · US 6%

The 2023-2024 CSR report breaks factory purchases down as 81 percent Canada, 6 percent United States, and 14 percent international, and says most purchases across all plants come from local suppliers and resellers to support the regional economy. It also describes Artopex repatriating metal subcomponents to its Laval plant that were previously assembled overseas, reducing reliance on imported components.

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