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Senior - Supplier of components to commercial aircraft performing well

February 2012

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Given the twin risks of an oil price super-spike and another lock-up in bank lending it might seem counter-intuitive to believe that the commercial aerospace industry would be doing anything other than battening down the hatches. But the sector is dominated by two gorillas, Boeing and Airbus, who always take a long-term view on investment decisions. This is powerfully supported by the fact that global air passenger traffic has roughly doubled every 15 years since the early 1970s and thanks to the rise of the Asian and Latin American middle classes should continue to do so. This, along with the need to make the next generation of planes significantly more fuel efficient, has resulted in burgeoning new business for Senior, a Fully-listed p ...

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