Safran Electrical Components Canada Inc
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2025-04-22 (lejournaldesentreprises.com)
Safran Aircraft Engines buys Aero Sud Ouest
The aeronautical engine manufacturer Safran Aircraft Engines, a subsidiary of the Safran group (100,000 employees, € 27.3 billion in turnover in 2024) announced on April 18 the acquisition of Aero Sud Ouest, a metal forming company of specific rooms of reactors, "the edges of attack of blows from blowers", indicates the group. The Aero Sud Ouest (ASO) was born in 2015 and based in Bayonne. It employs a dozen people and made a turnover of 1.44 million euros in 2024.
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2025-04-08 (govconexec.com)
European Commission OKs Safran's Collins Actuation Buy With Conditions | GovCon Exec International
The European Commission has approved Safran USA's acquisition of a portion of the actuation business from RTX's Collins Aerospace, but it has imposed specific
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2025-04-08 (vipress.net)
The EU gives the green light to the acquisition of certain assets of Aerospace Collins by Safran -
The European Commission has validated Safran's offer to buy the flight and action order activities of the American group Collins Aerospace for an amount of $ 1.8 billion. This acquisition project was announced in July 2023 by the French supplier. This is the conclusion of a long journey strewn with hiring for Safran. Under […]
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2025-04-04 (lesechos.fr)
Safran: Brussels authorizes under conditions the redemption of certain activities of Collins Aerospace |
Paris (Agefi-Dow Jones)-The European Commission announced on Friday that it has authorized the redemption by Safran by part of the activities of Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of the American group RTX. To appease the concerns of Brussels in terms of competition, Safran proposed to give in ...
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2025-04-04 (borsaitaliana.it)
EU gives Safran green light for 1.8 bln usd Collins deal
(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - Milano, 4 apr - European Union antitrust regulators have approved the 1.8 billion dollar bid by French aerospace company Safran for of part of the aerospace actuation business of Collins Aerospace subject to conditions.
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2025-04-03 (locationbusinessnews.com)
Safran Set for EU Approval of Collins Aerospace Deal | Location Business News
French aerospace giant Safran is poised to receive conditional approval from European Union antitrust regulators for its $1.8 billion bid to acquire Collins Aerospace's flight controls business, according to sources familiar with the matter. The European Commission's decision hinges on Safran's agreement to divest its electromechanical actuation business in North America.
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2025-04-02 (reuters.com)
Exclusive: Safran to win EU approval for $1.8 billion Collins deal, sources say
French engine and aircraft equipment maker Safran is set to secure conditional EU antitrust approval for its $1.8 billion bid for Collins Aerospace's flight...
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2025-04-02 (lesechos.fr)
The EU is preparing to allow saffron's offer to the American Collins-Sources |
Brussels, April 2 (Reuters) - The European Commission is about to approve the purchase offer of $ 1.8 billion (1.66 billion euros) made by Safran for the flight activities of Collins Aerospace, people said on Wednesday.
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2025-04-01 (centreforaviation.com)
UK CMA identifies 'competition concerns' in planned Safran acquisition of Collins business
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