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Aerostructures & components · Morocco

SABCA Morocco

Region
North Africa
Country
Morocco
Segment
Aerostructures & components
Verification
Desk verified
Website
https://sabca.be

SABCA Morocco functions as a specialised manufacturing and assembly hub within the global aerostructures supply chain. Operating as a subsidiary of the Belgian Sabca Group, the facility focuses on the production of metallic and composite structural components. It serves as a nearshore industrial base providing machining, sheet metal work, and complex structural assembly for major international aviation programmes. The organisation is a long-standing supplier for the Airbus Atlantic ecosystem, producing fuselage sections and structural elements for the Airbus A320 family. It also maintains a significant partnership with Pilatus Aircraft, serving as a primary assembly site for the PC-12 single-engine turboprop airframe. The facility integrates into the broader production cycles of both commercial and business aviation OEMs, delivering sub-assemblies that are typically integrated at final assembly lines in Europe. Prospective partners should verify the specific certifications held by the Casablanca site, including EN9100 quality standards and Nadcap approvals for special processes such as surface treatments or non-destructive testing. It is essential to confirm the division of design authority between the Moroccan plant and the Belgian parent entity to ensure alignment on engineering responsibilities. Buyers should also evaluate the facility’s logistics capacity for transporting oversized structural components to international integration sites.

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