2002: integration of a polishing workshop. 2001: first part for luxury mobile phones. Participation in the European Heatconductive project. The Richemont Group acquires HGT Petitjean and its stake. 2000: Cheval Frères withdraws from the capital. 1999: integration of a complete tool manufacturing workshop. 1998: first range-topping bracelet made entirely by MIM. Acquisition of a second sintering furnace. First military armaments parts are shipped for assault rifles and automatic pistols. First parts made of FN08 and 17-4 PH. Production of the first grade 4 titanium parts. 1997: extension of the clientele for all aesthetic parts and first time piece contract outside the shareholder base for a series produced integrated depth meter case. First parts for aviation connectors. 1996: launch of the activity with two presses and one sintering furnace to produce 316L stainless steel parts for the shareholders. Present at the Basel trade fair for the first time. Louis Lang SA and Surface Synergie SAS enter the capital. 1995: Michel Bezin, Director General of Cheval Frères SA, decides to create Alliance, in association with JL Burdet SA and HGT Petitjean SA. This joint effort gives the company its name. Alliance’s ambition is to develop metal powder injection molding technology, which is still in its infancy at the time. Michel Bezin grasped the potential of the technique during trips to the United States and Japan. He decides to launch the technique in France, targeting the watch and clock making industry, which demands high precision and excellent surface finishes. | 
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