GKN Aerospace invests £50 million in 3D printing hub in Trollhättan, Sweden

GKN Aerospace is investing £50 million (600 million SEK) to establish a Centre of Excellence for large-scale additive manufacturing of aircraft engine components at its facility in Trollhättan, Sweden. The project, supported by the Swedish Energy Agency with £12 million, will create about 250 skilled jobs.

“GKN Aerospace is accelerating its push toward more sustainable aviation with a £50 million (600 million SEK) investment in additive manufacturing at its facility in Trollhättan, Sweden.”icaerodesign.com

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• icaerodesign.comGKN Aerospace Launches £50 Million 3D Printing Hub in Sweden to Drive Greener Aviation - News - IC Aero DesignTest OwnerAug 31, 2025
• mynewsdesk.comGKN Aerospace additiva teknik godkänd i USA – ökar produktionen i Trollhättan med 30 procent | GKN Aerospace SwedenCaroline Beaufoy, GKN Aerospace kommunikationsavdelning, Janni UmelandSep 3, 2025

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