Gardner Aerospace

Gardner Aerospace ordered an 800-bar Flexform high-pressure fluid-cell press from Quintus Technologies for its new manufacturing plant in Chengdu, China. The press will be used for sheet-metal forming of aerospace parts.

Gardner Aerospace invested in a high pressure fluid cell press from Quintus Technologies for its new 45,000 square meter manufacturing facility in Chengdu, China, to support aerospace parts production.

MSC Industrial Supply Co has been appointed as a strategic partner to Gardner Aerospace, providing tooling, industrial consumables, and services including engineering support and inventory management. The five-year contract covers Gardner Aerospace's operations in the UK, Poland, and India.

Gardner Aerospace is expanding its manufacturing footprint in Bengaluru, India, Mielec and Tczew, Poland, and opening a new facility in Chengdu, China, to support its existing facilities in Derby and Toulouse.

Gardner Aerospace has completed work on a new 45,000 square metre factory in Chengdu, China, and is investing around £100 million in equipment. The facility will manufacture aerospace components, starting with Airbus wing detailed parts.

Gardner Aerospace received new contract awards valued at over $70 million from Airbus for machined and sheet metal products under Airbus's D2P program.

Gardner Aerospace Holdings, the British unit of Shaanxi Ligeance Mineral Resources, completed its purchase of Northern Aerospace for around $58 million after receiving CMA clearance.

Gardner Aerospace Holdings, a wholly-owned UK unit of Shaanxi Ligeance Mineral Resources, plans to acquire a 100% stake in Northern Aerospace for GBP44 million (USD59 million). The deal is subject to conditions and approvals.

Ligeance Investments launched Gardner Aerospace's largest factory in Chengdu, Sichuan province, in July 2017, with an investment of 600 million yuan ($91.2 million). Production is expected to start in 2018.

Chinese aerospace and mining group Ligeance Investments, a subsidiary of Shaanxi Ligeance Mineral Resources, acquired UK-based Gardner Aerospace Holdings Ltd for £326 million ($420.5 million) in June 2017.

Gardner Aerospace has started construction of its global flagship plant in Chengdu, China. The $90 million facility will produce aircraft and aerospace engine parts and will become the company's headquarters for global management.

Ligeance Investments launched Gardner Aerospace's largest factory in Chengdu, Sichuan province, with an investment of 600 million yuan ($91.2 million). The plant is expected to start production in 2018.

Gardner Aerospace secured two contracts for Airbus A350 XWB parts: one worth over $100 million for cabin Non-Standard B Brackets to Airbus Germany, and a contract expansion worth over $110 million for fuselage NSBBs to Airbus France and Germany, running to 2021.

Gardner Aerospace secured a contract expansion and extension worth over $110 million for A350 XWB fuselage Non-Standard B Brackets to Airbus France and Germany. The deal runs to 2021.

Gardner Aerospace secured a deal worth over $100 million to deliver additional A350 XWB cabin Non-Standard B Brackets to Airbus Germany. First deliveries start in September 2017, covering 400 aircraft sets.

Gardner Aerospace, Europe's largest supplier of aerospace detailed parts, announced the completion of its acquisition by Ligeance Investments Ltd, a Hong Kong-based subsidiary of Shaanxi Ligeance Mineral Resources, for over £300 million.

Chinese aerospace and mining group Ligeance Investments, a subsidiary of Shaanxi Ligeance Mineral Resources, acquired UK-based Gardner Aerospace Holdings Ltd for £326 million ($420.5 million). Gardner Aerospace is a supplier to Rolls-Royce and Airbus.

Shaanxi Ligeance Mineral Resources, along with its subsidiary Chengdu Aerospace Superalloy Technology, has announced the acquisition of aerospace parts manufacturer Gardner Aerospace for £326 million in cash. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals.