Demgy expands with US acquisition to boost international interior parts supply
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- Demgy, a French supplier of plastic and composite interior components for Airbus and Boeing aircraft, has bought a North American aeronautical site in Tacoma, near Seattle, to strengthen its presence in the US market.
- The company operates ten factories, including four in France, employs over 880 staff and aims for 70% of its revenue to come from abroad, while its lightweight parts help reduce material usage and carbon emissions.
Why it matters
The expansion gives airlines access to lighter interior components that can lower fuel burn and environmental impact.
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