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Trades about 117% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Latécoère S.A. functions as a worldwide specialist, focused on the conceptualization, engineering, manufacturing, and maintenance of both aerospace structural components and advanced interconnection systems. Its operations span Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia, reaching an international client base. The company's structural expertise encompasses essential aircraft elements like doors, along with diverse fuselage parts such as primary body sections, tail cones, and nose cone fairings. Furthermore, Latécoère supplies sophisticated electrical harnesses, comprehensive wiring interconnection systems, avionics racks, and airborne video equipment. These offerings, which also include cameras, display units, and data transmission solutions, are tailored for the aeronautics, defense, and space industries, often accompanied by specialized test benches. Established in 1917 and headquartered in Toulouse, France, Latécoère S.A. is a division of SCP SKN HOLDING I SAS.
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