PRESS RELEASE
Issued by: Hexcel Corporation
Hexcel Corporation, a global leader in advanced lightweight composites technology, announced a series of new and extended long-term agreements with The Boeing Company, reinforcing the companies' collaboration across commercial, defence and space programmes.
"These agreements reflect the strength of our partnership with Boeing and our shared commitment to advancing composite technology in aerospace applications," said Lyndon Smith, President, Americas & Global Fibres, Hexcel. "We are well positioned to support current production demands while developing solutions that address the industry's future performance and sustainability needs. We remain focused on supporting Boeing's production priorities while contributing to innovation across its aircraft portfolio."
The agreements include a broad enterprise-level composite material supply framework and a key contract extension supporting Boeing's advanced acoustic engineered core needs for engine applications, further positioning Hexcel to deliver high-performance materials across critical aerospace systems.
These long-term agreements expand Hexcel's role as a key materials supplier across Boeing's major platforms while strengthening long-term supply and technology alignment between the companies.
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| Hexcel Corporation | Additive Manufacturing (Resin), Prepreg, Composite Manufacturing Services, Composite Braiding/Weaving, Reinforced Composite Molding Compounds, Honeycomb Core Composites, Composite Structures, Carbon-reinforced Composites, Epoxy Resins, Composite Moulding, Thermosetting Plastics |
| Boeing Commercial Airplanes | Airframer |
| Farnborough International Airshow | Air Shows |
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| Boeing 737 |
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| Composite Materials |
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