#SMEsuccess: Stone Foundries – AGP Sharing in Growth programme
#SMEsuccess: Stone Foundries – AGP Sharing in Growth programme
Stone Foundrieshas been part of the Aerospace Growth Partnership’sSharing in Growth(SiG) programme since 2013 and cites its work with SiG as enabling […]
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#SMEsuccess: AVPE – AGP NATEP and SC21 programmes
#SMEsuccess: AVPE – AGP NATEP and SC21 programmes
Avon Valley Precision Engineering (AVPE), near Bristol, manufactures components for Production and Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) in the aerospace and […]
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#SMEsuccess: IPC Mouldings – AGP SC21 Programme
#SMEsuccess: IPC Mouldings – AGP SC21 Programme
IPC Mouldings is a tool manufacturer and injection moulding company, specialists in aircraft seating, designing and producing rapid custom precision mouldings. The […]
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UK partnership with Boeing takes its next step in a visit to Seattle
UK partnership with Boeing takes its next step in a visit to Seattle
• Thirty-seven suppliers, ranging from SMEs to UK-based multinationals, attended the UK Supplier Conference at Boeing, Seattle • Visit included briefings on […]
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Big Data – Big Challenge
Big Data – Big Challenge
Big Data is a hot topic for businesses right now. With the ability to transform manufacturing, improve productivity and enable growth it […]
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#SDSR live blog
#SDSR live blog
Follow ADS’ live blog for the latest updates on the Government’s Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR): 7.30pm A copy of the Prime […]
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India and Space – A New Frontier
India and Space – A New Frontier
With the country gearing up for Tim Peake’s mission to the International Space Station in December, the UK’s space sector is an […]
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Paul Everitt, Chief Executive, ADS Group on DSEI
Paul Everitt, Chief Executive, ADS Group on DSEI
DSEI began today, providing an important showcase for the UK’s defence and security industries. Throughout this week it will welcome international partners […]
Read moreWhat could the closure of the US Export-Import Bank mean for the Aerospace Industry?
What could the closure of the US Export-Import Bank mean for the Aerospace Industry?
This week, time finally ran out for the re-authorisation of the US Export-Import Bank (Ex-Im), after a lengthy and fiercely public battle […]
Read more3D Printing – Shaping the Future
3D Printing – Shaping the Future
Today marks the official opening of the National Centre for Net Shape and Additive Manufacturing at the Manufacturing Technology Centre in Coventry. […]
Read moreParis Round Up: Air Show Orders & What They Mean for the UK
Paris Round Up: Air Show Orders & What They Mean for the UK
The trading at the Paris Airshow has now closed for another 2 years – and despite predictions of a particularly quiet show, manufacturers still managed to tally […]
Read moreLooking Ahead to Le Bourget
Looking Ahead to Le Bourget
Next week, the centre of the global Aerospace and Defence industry will land firmly at Le Bourget International Airport, on the outskirts of […]
Read more5 Facts about the Aerospace and Engine Maintenance Market
5 Facts about the Aerospace and Engine Maintenance Market
The recent announcement that Rolls-Royce and Emirates had agreed a $9.2bn (£6.1bn) for the delivery of over two hundred Trent 900 engines, to provide […]
Read moreParty Pledges and Manifesto Priorities – Industrial Strategy in 2015
Party Pledges and Manifesto Priorities – Industrial Strategy in 2015
The final countdown to the election has begun and with only one week left to go all the manifestos have been published. […]
Read moreBudget Build-Up: What’s in the red box?
Budget Build-Up: What’s in the red box?
Later today George Osborne will stand at the Despatch Box to deliver the final Budget of this Parliament. One question no one […]
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