Daher has acquired a metallic and composite aerostructures assembly facility in Stuart, Florida, expanding the company’s industrial presence in North America.
“With the Stuart facility, Daher has reached a critical size that is essential in the aerostructures business, while also marking an important expansion of our overall industrial footprint in North America,” said Didier Kayat, CEO of Daher. “This represents a crucial element in Daher’s long-term strategic plan, and further strengthens our ability to meet supply chain demands as the aviation sector continues its rebound.”
The Stuart facility’s nearly 400 employees will join Daher’s Industry Division, bringing their wing and fuselage assembly capabilities to the company. With the addition of the facility’s production activity, North America is now Daher’s second largest region after its home country, France. Daher currently has a role as a supplier to major aerospace companies like Boeing and Gulfstream.
“As a family-owned company, our core strengths are built on a long-term vision and a corporate social responsibility policy that values our employees,” said Patrick Daher, the Chairman of Daher’s Board of Directors. “We are fully committed to the Stuart facility’s future, and look forward to its role in serving our customer base as Daher shapes the aviation supply chain of today and tomorrow.”
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