Safran

French multinational aircraft engine

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September 2024 Safran acquired Preligens, an AI company specializing in aerospace and defense, for $243.3 million.
July 2023 Safran agreed to acquire Collins Aerospace's actuation and flight controls business unit for $1.8 billion, but the Italian government vetoed the sale.
2020 Alternative potential year for flight-testing Safran's electric aircraft motor.
2019 Potential year for initial flight-testing of Safran's new electric aircraft motor.
October 2018 At the NBAA convention, Safran presents its ENGINeUS electric motor range designed for electric aircraft, showcasing a motor with integrated control electronics and high energy efficiency.
June 4 2018 Boeing and Safran announced a 50-50 partnership to design, build, and service auxiliary power units.
February 2018 Safran took full control of Zodiac Aerospace, expanding its aircraft equipment activities.
May 2017 Safran completed the sale of its identity and security activities to Advent International for €2.4 billion.
January 2017 Safran initiated a takeover of Zodiac Aerospace to become the third-largest aerospace supplier with $22.5 billion revenue.
May 2015 Safran and Airbus Group created a launcher joint venture called Airbus Safran Launchers, which would develop the Ariane 6 launch vehicle.
June 2014 Arianespace CEO Stéphane Israël announced a new joint venture between Arianespace's largest shareholders, Airbus and Safran, to remain competitive in space launch markets.

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