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This dossier covers Safran's Sędziszów Małopolski industrial cluster in Poland's "Aviation Valley," comprising two subsidiaries: Safran Transmission Systems Poland, which produces accessory gearboxes and mechanical power-transmission components (accessory drive trains, transfer gearboxes) for CFM56 and LEAP commercial engines and for helicopter platforms; and Safran Aircraft Engines Poland, a dedicated plant (inaugurated 2018, ~€48m investment) that machines low-pressure turbine blades for the LEAP turbofan built by CFM International, the GE/Safran joint venture that powers the A320neo and 737 MAX families.
Wholly-owned Safran S.A. industrial site (Safran Transmission Systems Poland + Safran Aircraft Engines Poland). See parent dossier safran-sa.md for Safran S.A.'s own shareholder structure (French State approximately 11.7% via APE, no controlling shareholder).
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Announcing the acquisition, Safran CEO Olivier Andries said it would 'secure our critical parts and materials supply chain', and the release calls A&D 'a strategic supplier of critical parts and materials to high-precision customers, notably the aerospace, defence, nuclear and medical industries'. No volume or revenue-share disclosed. Safran is also a 33.3% co-owner of A&D (see ownership above), so this is a related-party trade relationship, not an arm's-length one.
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As a buyer, policy pressure across its consumed materials is flat.
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No actions in the register have named or swept this company in the last 24 months.