LEACH INTERNATIONAL EUROPE in the news

Design and manufacture of advanced power distribution systems for the global aerospace and defense markets from the Sarralbe production facility.

Leach International appointed FDH Electronics’ Stealth Aerospace as an authorized distributor to enhance service and product availability for commercial airline and MRO customers.

Approximately 80 Leach International employees in Sarralbe protested for higher wages after failed negotiations despite strong company turnover.

Leach International Europe produces highly precise electrical switching systems for aerospace and rail sectors, recovering strongly post-pandemic with investments in automation and global expansion.

FDH Aero has partnered with Leach International to distribute its full range of military-aerospace power and distribution products, strengthening supply chain solutions for mil-aero customers.

Leach International Europe is investing €5.5 million in automating manual processes inspired by Swiss watchmaking to boost competitiveness and reduce labor strain, expecting 15% activity growth.

Leach International Europe employs an all-female workforce in Moselle and is investing €5.5 million in automation and innovation to improve working conditions and competitiveness in aerospace component manufacturing.

Leach International Europe, a supplier to aircraft and train manufacturers, exports 66% of its products, prompting a minister to encourage other French companies to follow suit.

The French minister visited Leach International Europe to promote exporting, highlighting the company's strong export performance.

Leach International Europe is supplying electrical components for the new London Piccadilly Line metro and is developing flying taxi technology.

Minister Olivier Becht visited Leach International Europe in Niort, a leading electromechanical systems manufacturer in aerospace, highlighting company supports and international development assistance.

Leach International Europe, producing advanced electromechanical components for aerospace and defense, overcame a 2019 factory fire and COVID-19 effects to resume operations with growth plans targeting recovery by 2025.

Leach International Europe rebuilt its factory after a 2019 fire, navigated the COVID-19 pandemic, and anticipates a return to pre-pandemic activity by 2025 by manufacturing electrical switching components for the aerospace, defense, and rail industries.

Leach International appointed Carsten Muller as President, marking renewed leadership and branding to advance its aerospace power distribution legacy.

Leach International Europe employees participated in a Pink October campaign to support the fight against cancer.

Leach International received government funding to implement a digital data collection system in its aerospace-focused factory, overcoming setbacks like a fire and the pandemic.

Leach International Europe receives a 200,000 euro state subsidy for modernization while simultaneously proceeding with 79 job cuts across its French sites.

Leach International Europe will receive •200,000 for modernization amidst job cuts following an aerospace sector crisis.

Leach International Europe is eliminating 51 positions in Sarralbe, Moselle, and 28 in Niort, Deux-S\u00e8vres, due to cancelled contracts and a projected 24% activity decrease.

Leach International Europe plans to cut 79 jobs in France due to the pandemic's impact on the aeronautics industry, expecting a significant revenue and activity drop.