Daher
French industrial group employing 14,500+ people in 17 countries, making turboprop aircraft, aerostructures and composites, and providing industrial services and aerospace logistics.
Daher is a French industrial group employing more than 14,500 people across 17 countries, including France and the United States, with revenue of approximately 1.9 billion euros. Founded in 1863, the company operates in four areas: aircraft manufacturing, industry, industrial services, and logistics. Its work spans the aerospace, defence, nuclear and automotive sectors.
The Aircraft division designs and produces the TBM and Kodiak turboprop aircraft; the group's aviation lineage traces back to Morane-Saulnier, formed in 1911. The Industry division manufactures aerostructures and composite parts, while the Industrial Services unit provides assembly and maintenance support to industrial clients. A logistics business manages aerospace supply chains.
Roles at Daher cover a range of technical domains: aerostructures, composite materials manufacturing, aircraft design and production, turboprop aircraft, industrial services and maintenance, aerospace supply chain logistics and assembly support. The group operates in 17 countries.
Control of Daher sits with the CoreDaher holding company, which owns 87.08% of the group. The company describes its model as combining industry and services, with an emphasis on entrepreneurship, long-term planning and innovation.