GE Aerospace (NYSE:GE) announced Wednesday plans to invest more than 110 million euros (~$127 million) across its European sites in 2026 to raise output and expand advanced manufacturing.
The move highlights the company’s push to meet stronger aerospace demand and deepen its presence in the region.
The investment will cover several countries and fund hiring, equipment upgrades and infrastructure improvements across major facilities.
Investment Breakdown Across Europe
The company will spread the money across five countries to strengthen manufacturing and technical operations.
Italy will receive the biggest allocation, with 77 million euros set aside for test cells, machining systems and additive manufacturing upgrades.
Poland will get 15 million euros to improve grinding, welding and inspection capabilities at multiple sites.
The Czech Republic will receive 8 million euros for precision manufacturing and quality system improvements.
The United Kingdom will get 10 million …
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