Austria 
Denmark 
Germany 
Netherlands 
Poland 
Romania 
Spain 
Turkey 
United Kingdom 
Ukraine 
China 
Morocco 
West Africa 
Leadership transition and the next phase is already underway.
Six months ago, MAS Seeds welcomed Ludovic Cousin as CEO as part of an Executive Committee transition, following Pierre Flye Sainte Marie’s leadership.
🚀 The objective has remained clear: ensure continuity, go deeper on key topics, and boost performance on what we’ve been implementing over the last two years.
But the biggest shift is scale.
🌍 MAS Seeds is no longer “only” a French or even a European company. Our ambition is to operate as a truly international seed company.
That means accelerating development in Mexico, expanding our footprint across Africa, and developing our presence in the STAN region (Kazakhstan and neighboring markets).
Scaling internationally isn’t only about new markets. It’s about execution. We’re aligning teams, sharpening priorities, and building the operating rhythm needed to perform across regions. Our focus is to deliver strong performance and stay aligned with the needs of our distributors and farmers.
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