FACC AG

FACC AG designs, produces and maintains lightweight systems for aircraft. The site says it works on passenger aircraft, executive jets, and passenger and logistic drones. Its main areas are aerostructures, engines and nacelles, and cabin interiors. The company grew out of an Austrian ski manufacturer.

The company reports record revenue for 2025. Revenue rose 11.3 percent to EUR 984.4 million. Its operating result, known as EBIT, rose to EUR 42.3 million. The company says it employs 3,907 people from 52 nations across 15 locations.

The company is listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange. It has also announced a new syndicated loan of EUR 190 million, led by UniCredit Bank Austria with seven banks from Austria and Germany. The site says this loan gives the company long-term financing and more flexibility.

The site describes the company as a technology partner to aerospace companies. It says it has more than 35 years of expertise in aerostructures, engines and nacelles, and cabin interiors. The site also says the company is a technology partner to every major aircraft and engine maker.

The company has a plant in Canada that marks 20 years of operation. The Canadian site began to support Bombardier and now makes complex aerostructures and cabin interiors, with more than 80 employees. The company has also expanded a plant in Jakovlje, Croatia, with EUR 36 million of investment.

The company runs maintenance and repair services. Its product areas on the contact form include aerostructures, cabin interiors, engines, nacelles and MRO services. Its products also include interior spare parts.

The company says it works under a safety management system. It is also a member of CDP, Eccos22, EcoVadis and the CSR-Dialogforum. The site offers an investor page, an annual report for 2025, a career section and a supplier page. The site does not give a phone number or street address in its text.