ANOV France — 3 prefixes (MA-L)

A MAC address beginning with 30:7C:B2, A4:3E:51, or B8:26:6C belongs to ANOV France, a French electronics-repair company, and typically shows up on a device whose network module was swapped during third-party refurbishment rather than on hardware ANOV France designed itself.

ANOV France is a registered SASU (SIREN 534690581) with a declared NAF activity code of 95.12Z — repair of communication equipment. Its registered establishment address, 100 Chemin de Baillot, Montauban, France, matches the IEEE registrant address on all three OUI blocks exactly, and three independently-registered blocks is more substance than a bare single-OUI shell registration.

The company sits inside the ANOVO corporate group, which Ingram Micro acquired (announced November 2014, completed March 2015). ANOVO's documented core business is repair and regeneration of high-tech products — specifically smartphones and set-top boxes — across Europe and Latin America, consistent with ANOV France's own repair-focused NAF code.

No source binds a specific product or SKU to any of the three blocks. Given the registrant's repair-industry activity code and the parent group's business line, the plausible device class is network-facing consumer electronics that passed through third-party repair, where a replaced network module or mainboard carries ANOV France's own OUI instead of the original manufacturer's.

A separate registrant, ANOVO (OUI 40:5A:9B, Beauvais, France, SIREN 341125540), belongs to the same corporate family but is a distinct legal entity and a distinct IEEE registration — it should stay a separate vendor entry, cross-referenced rather than merged. Separately, maclookup.app displays a "registered 22 September 2013" date for this vendor grouping; that is a third-party aggregator artifact, not an IEEE-published fact, since IEEE's MA-L registry carries no assignment-date field.

IEEE assignment

3 prefixes → ANOV FRANCE / ANOV France, registered Montauban, Tarn et Garonne, France [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry (lines 3309, 11501, 33835)

Registry / block size

MA-L (48-bit individual address block, "OUI"); 3 independently-registered IEEE prefixes for this registrant [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry

HQ / country

100 Chemin de Baillot, Montauban, Tarn et Garonne, France 82000 [Confirmed] — IEEE the IEEE MA-L registry; matches the registered establishment address exactly [Confirmed] — pple.fr

Company status

active [Confirmed] — pple.fr, decidento.com (SIREN 534690581, NAF 95.12Z, repair of communication equipment)

Device types

Unknown — no source binds a specific product or SKU to any of the three blocks [Unknown]

Notable products

Unknown [Unknown]

Verified sample prefixes (all MA-L, ANOV France)

30:7C:B2, A4:3E:51, B8:26:6C [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry

Corporate family

ANOVO group, acquired by Ingram Micro (announced Nov 2014, completed Mar 2015); ANOVO's documented core business is repair/regeneration of smartphones and set-top boxes across Europe and Latin America [Confirmed] — ir.ingrammicro.com, vipress.net

Related but distinct entry

ANOVO (OUI 40:5A:9B, ZI de Bracheux, Beauvais, FR 60000, SIREN 341125540) is a separate legal entity in the same corporate family — cross-reference, do not merge [Confirmed] — societe.com

Registration date

Unknown — IEEE does not publish OUI assignment/registration dates [Unknown] — IEEE the IEEE MA-L registry columns are Registry, Assignment, Organization Name, Organization Address only

Third-party date artifact

maclookup.app shows "registered 22 September 2013 / updated 22 September 2017" for this vendor grouping — a database artifact, not an IEEE-published fact; not recorded as a registration date here [Confirmed] — maclookup.app

Official website

Unknown — no dedicated ANOV France website was found [Unknown]

Analyst note

Because ANOV France is a repair/refurbishment operator rather than an OEM, devices carrying a MAC in these blocks will identify by OUI as "ANOV FRANCE" rather than their original manufacturer in inventory/NAC tooling — expected behavior for a repair vendor, not an anomaly

[Likely] — inference from registrant's NAF code and the parent group's documented business line