WIPRO LAUAK in the news

Wipro Lauak secured a new contract with Airbus for the supply of hot-formed aircraft parts.

Wipro Aerospace appointed Karthik Krishnamurthy as Global CEO to lead its combined aerospace business, including Wipro Lauak, and drive growth with his 35 years of experience.

Wipro Lauak reassures that its Hasparren operations, employing 550 people, will be maintained and not relocated.

Lauak Groupe addresses skilled labor shortages in aerospace by launching a 15-month training program combining theory and paid apprenticeship, leading to permanent jobs.

In 2025, the Basque aerospace group Lauak was acquired by Indian multinational Wipro, alongside notable cultural events like Fermin Muguruza's EHZ festival performance.

The French government approved the sale of 51% of Groupe Lauak to Indian firm Wipro, effective January 1st.

Lauak earned the Aero Excellence label from the Aerospace, Space, and Defense community for its industrial mastery.

European aerospace suppliers like Lauak are increasingly selling stakes to foreign investors, especially Indian firms, due to financial pressures and attractive valuations.

Lauak Group is selling a majority stake to Wipro to secure necessary capital for future growth and acquisitions in the aerospace industry.

The sale of a majority stake in Lauak Group to Wipro raises questions about the future of this locally rooted yet globally connected aerospace manufacturer.

Lauak Group, a historic aerospace manufacturer, is negotiating a majority stake sale to an Indian company demanding 51% ownership.

The Pau Court of Appeal upheld economic justifications for six of seven Lauak layoffs but reduced the compensation due to procedural errors in employee selection.

Lauak, an aerospace subcontractor, is being majority-acquired by Wipro to boost growth amid expected industry challenges.

The French government is reviewing the sale of aerospace manufacturer Lauak to India's Wipro due to concerns about national industrial sovereignty.

Indian multinational companies are looking to acquire aerospace subcontractors in southwestern France due to India's aviation growth and large Airbus orders, with Wipro Infrastructure Engineering (WIN) in talks to take a majority stake in Lauak.

Wipro Infrastructure Engineering is acquiring a majority stake in the Lauak Group to expand its global aerospace manufacturing footprint.

Lauak accepted a majority stake acquisition by Indian group Wipro to secure growth and competitiveness amid future aerospace industry challenges.

Wipro is acquiring a 51% stake in French aerospace supplier Lauak to expand its presence in the European aviation manufacturing market.

Basque aerospace firm Lauak sold majority stake to Indian Wipro to secure long-term sustainability amid rising global competition.

Lauak, a Basque aerospace group, sold a 51% stake to Wipro Infrastructure Engineering (WIN) to ensure its long-term sustainability against international competition.