Secondary Recommendation

Senior -Benefiting from up swing in production of large commercial aircraft

May 2013

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Given the continuous threat of a Euro Zone break-up it might seem counter intuitive to believe that the commercial aerospace industry would be doing anything other than battening down the hatches. However, the sector, which is dominated by Boeing and Airbus, always takes a long-term view on investment decisions and encouraged by trends such as population growth, urbanisation (deregulation, rising wealth), emerging markets and the need to make planes cheaper and greener to run, is in the middle of a major boom. Airbus' market forecast anticipates a more than doubling of the world's passenger aircraft inventory from 15,500 to 32,500 by 2031, while Boeing projects a US$4.5 trillion market for 34,000 new airplanes and this bodes well for Sen ...

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