ASCO in the news

Asco, an aviation company in Zaventem, appointed Jérôme Morhet as its new Belgian CEO.

Asco Zaventem is expected to produce more complex structural metal components for the F-35 fighter jet program in collaboration with Lockheed Martin.

The EU Council lifted sanctions on five Azerbaijani vessels, including one owned by ASCO and four co-owned by ASCO and SOCAR, following diplomatic and legal efforts.

Asco received a sustainability certificate from Voka-Kvk Vlaams-Brabant for meeting UN sustainability goals in its aerospace manufacturing operations.

Asco designs and manufactures high-quality structural components for commercial aircraft, specializing in hard metal machining and sustainable aerospace solutions.

ASCO, a Belgian aerospace precision component manufacturer, experienced significant losses and a reduced sale price to Montana Aerospace, while facing supply chain challenges and investing in a new F-35 fighter jet component venture.

ASCO, a Belgian aerospace company, is being acquired by Austria's Montana Aerospace, with the Boas family selling their business for an undisclosed sum, potentially including shares.

ASCO, a Belgian aircraft component producer, is being acquired by Swiss industrial group Montana Aerospace, pending regulatory approval, with potential integration into Montana's global network.

Asco suffered a cyberattack on June 7, 2019, paralyzing its computer systems and production machinery.

ASCO's operations are suspended for a third week due to a cyberattack, extending temporary unemployment for employees.

ASCO Industries is investing 13 million euros to expand its Zaventem factory and establish it as its international headquarters, supported by a 6.5 million euro training program for employees.