Senior’s aerospace division awarded 12-year contract extension with Rolls-Royce

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Senior plc (LON:SNR), an international manufacturer of high technology components and systems, has announced that Senior’s Aerospace Division has been awarded a 12-year contract extension with Rolls-Royce Holdings plc (LON:RR) for the supply of precision machined structures and components.

Commenting on the award, Launie Fleming, CEO of Senior Aerospace, said: “Rolls-Royce is a very important customer for Senior and we are pleased to be awarded this long-term contract extension.”

The contract extension commences in January 2026 with manufacturing being undertaken at Senior Aerospace’s Ketema facility near San Diego, USA.

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