FIGEAC AERO: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About FIGEAC AERO

FIGEAC AÉRO is a French industrial group specialized in the production of high-precision metal parts and sub-assemblies for the aerospace and defense industries. Founded in January 1989 in Figeac, in the Lot region of France, by aerospace mechanical engineer Jean-Claude Maillard, the company initially focused on subcontracting services and the machining of small aluminum parts. Over time, it broadened its expertise to larger structural components, complex alloys, titanium parts, surface treatment, assembly and quality control, progressively building a more integrated industrial platform. The group has become a recognized partner to major aerospace manufacturers and suppliers. Its activity portfolio spans metal processing, surface treatment, assembly, engineering, industrialization, supply chain management, structural parts, engine and precision parts, and complete sub-assemblies. This broad scope allows FIGEAC AÉRO to operate across several stages of the aerospace value chain, from design support and industrialization to serial production. Its core exposure remains linked to civil aerospace programs, including Airbus-related activities and engine programs, while its Defense & Energy division has gained importance in recent reporting periods. Historically, FIGEAC AÉRO has expanded through both organic investment and targeted acquisitions. Key milestones include the integration of MTI, Mécabrive Industries, SN Auvergne Aéronautique and TOFER, as well as the development of international industrial footprints in Tunisia, the United States, Morocco, Mexico and Romania, in addition to multiple French sites. The company has also invested in quality and process capabilities, including ISO 9001 and EN 9100 certifications, and it was listed on the French stock market in 2013 to support further growth. FIGEAC AÉRO’s strategic positioning is based on industrial excellence, customer proximity and cost-competitive manufacturing zones. Its current network is centered on its historic site in Figeac, but the group also operates a diversified international platform designed to serve global aerospace supply chains. In its latest published revenue update for 2025/26, the company reported 19 consecutive quarters of growth and maintained full-year revenue guidance in the range of €470 million to €490 million, underscoring improving demand conditions in aerospace and defense. For investors, FIGEAC AÉRO combines exposure to a structurally attractive end market, a strong industrial know-how base and an expanding international manufacturing footprint.