L'Industrielle Corse was a company created at the end of the 19th or beginning of the 20th century, in a context of regional economic development and growing industrial investment in France. Intended to take part in the modernization of Corsica, it was part of a movement aiming to exploit local resources and structure industrial and commercial activities on the island. Like many companies of that era, its evolution was marked by economic constraints, the difficulties of industrialization in an island setting, and market changes over the course of the 20th century. Having disappeared or been absorbed over time, L'Industrielle Corse is today known mainly through its old certificates, sought after in scripophily for their historical value and aesthetic interest, testifying to the regional economic development and industrial ambitions of their time.