Interested in Aerospace? This List Will Help!

  Posted on October 10, 2017 By Tom A

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Information from https://www.artillerymarketing.com/fs/top-100-aerospace-companies-2014

1. Boeing $86.6 billion 86%
2. Airbus $78.7 billion 59%   68%
3. Lockheed Martin $45.4 billion 83%
4. United Technologies $33.1 billion 58%
5. Northrop Grumman $4.7 billion 71%
6. Raytheon $23.7 billion 55%
7. General Electric $21.9 billion 86%
8. Finmeccanica $19.4 billion 31%
9. Safran $17.5 billion 62%
10. Rolls-Royce $14.5 billion 84%
11. Honeywell $12.0 billion 52%
12. BAE Systems $10.6 billion 76%
13. L-3 $10.2 billion 48%
14. General Dynamics $10.0 billion 48%
15. Bombardier $9.4 billion 61%
16. Textron $8.96 billion 82%
17. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries $6.86 billion 40%
18. Precision Castparts $6.56 billion 43%
19. Embraer $6.24 billion N/A
20. Dassault Aviation $6.10 billion 68%
21. Spirit Aerosystems $5.96 billion 40%
22. Thales $5.91 billion 68%
23. Zodiac $5.17 billion 59%
24. MTU Aero Engines $4.97 billion 43%
25. Rockwell Collins $4.61 billion 50%
26. Ishikawajima-Harima $4.16 billion 41%
27. Alcoa $4.0 billion 54%
28. Triumph $3.76 billion 38%
29. Harris $3.68 billion 55%
30. Israel Aerospace $3.64 billion 40%
31. AVIC $3.59 billion 13%
32. GKN $3.51 billion 53%
33. B/E Aerospace $3.48 billion 51%
34. Alliant Techsystems $3.23 billion 54%
35. Kawasaki Heavy Industries $2.88 billion 51%
36. Cobham $2.80 billion 64%
37. Exelis $2.60 billion 63%
38. Hindustan Aero $2.60 billion 41%
39. Meggitt $2.56 billion 39%
40. Elbit Systems $2.52 billion 36%
41. Teledyne $2.34 billion 47%
42. Parker Hannifin $2.27 billion 70%
43. CAE $2.05 billion 54%
44. Esterline $1.97 billion 37%
45. Transdigm $1.92 billion 27%
46. Irkut $1.91 billion N/A
47. RUAG $1.89 billion 40%
48. SAAB $1.89 billion 52%
49. Korea Aerospace $1.85 billion 50%
50. MDA $1.82 billion 22%
51. Eaton $1.77 billion 65%
52. ST Engineering $1.67 billion 40%
53. Liebherr $1.49 billion 58%  
54. Hexcel $1.46 billion 42%
55. MOOG $1.46 billion 47%
56. Allegheny Technologies $1.40 billion 39% 
57. Aerojet Rocketdyne $1.38 billion 58%  
58. Orbital Sciences $1.37 billion 49%
59. Fuji Heavy Industries $1.28 billion 33% 
60. Daher $1.28 billion 52%  
61. Kongsberg $1.17 billion 46%
62. Ultra Electronics $1.18 billion 45%
63. Diehl Aerosystems $1.15 billion 71%
64. Pilatus $1.09 billion 48%
65. Woodward $1.06 billion 46%
66. Cytec $1.05 billion 65%
67. Fokker Technologies $1.01 billion 66%
68. Heico $1.01 billion 35%
69. Chemring $1.01 billion 45%
70. Ball Aerospace $897 million 59%
71. Lisi $882 million 31%
72. ITP $832 million N/A
73. Amphenol $831 million 42%
74. Latecoere $824 million 35%
75. Senior $788 million 30%
76. Magellan Aerospace $640 million 31%
77. FACC $725 million 46%
78. Curtiss-Wright $703 million 38%
79. Crane Aerospace $694 million 53%
80. Aeroflex $647 million 51%
81. Indra $637 million 19%
82. Kaman Aerospace $581 million 63%
83. SKF $586 million 43%
84. Jamco $582million 22%
85. Marshall $500 million 68%
86. FLIR Systems $457 million 49%
87. LMI Aerospace $413 million 35%  
88. Asco $412 million 43%
89. ITT $350 million 53%
90. Elettronica $341 million 14%
91. Garmin $339 million 78%
92. Ducommun $315 million 43%
93. Doncasters $315 million 59%
94. Martin-Baker $304 million 49%
95. Denel $302 million 36%
96. Heroux Devtek $264 million 37%
97. Aciturri $216 million 38%
98. Terma $202 million 52%
99. Circor $197 million 38%
100. Aero Vodochody $186 million 46%   

 

 

 

 

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