LISI AEROSPACE in the news

Lisi Aerospace is modernizing its Plérin production facility and recruiting staff due to global aeronautical growth, with 80% of its activity focused on high-precision fasteners for the aerospace industry.

Lisi Aerospace is investing in a new heat treatment oven at its Plérin site to boost energy efficiency and production capacity, driven by strong growth in the aerospace sector.

A Russia-linked ransomware group, Qilin, claimed to have breached LISI Group, a key supplier to aerospace giants like Airbus and Boeing, stealing sensitive financial and corporate data, which the company confirmed was a limited "cyber incident" affecting its aerospace division.

LISI reported record-high revenues of —1.748 billion and a substantial 2.5x increase in net profit to —139.7 million in 2025, alongside strengthened financial health.

LISI AEROSPACE transformed its operations with a Smart Factory, boosting production and creating skilled jobs, with plans for global expansion and continued innovation.

Lisi Aerospace is investing 44 million euros to expand its plant in Aveyron, France, adding new production lines for aircraft fasteners and a blind rivet.

LISI Aerospace Additive Manufacturing partners with the Hermione–La Fayette Association to restore a historic frigate by creating and selling collectible anchors from salvaged materials.

Lisi Aerospace is investing 14 million euros to expand its Aveyron plant by 7,500 m² and automate production lines to meet the growing demand from aircraft manufacturers, including the mass production of a new fastener called Optiblind.

Lisi Aerospace is expanding its Aveyron factory by 7,500 m² to produce next-generation rivets for aircraft like the Airbus A350, driven by increased demand from Airbus.

LISI AEROSPACE is investing 12 million euros to expand its Villefranche-de-Rouergue factory with 7,500 m to boost production of new-generation fasteners like OptiBlind and Titan for the aerospace industry, aiming to significantly increase output and revenue by 2030.

LISI AEROSPACE received a 30,000 euro fine after an employee suffered severe injuries from a metallic part projection during a "dry strike" operation, with known calibration issues cited but not relayed to management.

LISI Group achieved record sales in the first half of 2025, primarily driven by strong growth in its aerospace division, with declines in its automotive and medical sectors.

Lisi Aerospace, a Rugby-based manufacturer of advanced titanium components for the aerospace sector, won a social value award for its inclusive employment practices, which include restructuring shifts to accommodate individuals with learning disabilities and/or autism.

LISI AEROSPACE is partnering with Equity Energies to accelerate its net-zero goals through tailored energy management and decarbonisation solutions, including the deployment of a smart metering platform.

LISI SA manufactures fasteners and assembly components for the aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.

Emmanuel Neildez is the new CEO of LISI AEROSPACE, succeeding Jean-Louis Colders, and will focus on growth in aerospace fasteners and structural components.