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Aerospace & Defence

With a widely recognised highly skilled workforce, Swiss suppliers to the Aerospace & Defence industry enjoy a world class reputation and make a significant contribution to Switzerland’s reputation as producer of highly specialised products.

Fuelled by dynamic economic growth in Asia, Russia, and the Middle East, there is a growing demand for these countries to enter the commercial aerospace market. We believe in the next 20 years, 80 percent of new aircraft build will be used for trans-Pacific or inter-Asia travel, along with significant travel increases in the Middle East, further fuelling growth for Swiss suppliers to the industry.

Research and insight

  • 2011 Global A&D Industry performance wrap-up
    Global Aerospace and Defense industry sluggish in 2011. New report suggests that financial performance gaps widen between commercial and defense sectors.
  • 2012 Global aerospace and defence industry outlook: a tale of two industries
    The new report by the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (DTTL) Global Manufacturing Industry group indicates optimism for commercial aircraft sector and caution for defense
  • Holding Steady – 2010 Midyear outlook for the global aerospace and defence sector
    In this report, despite the downward pressure on defence spending and relatively slow sales in the commercial aircraft and business jet segments, the global A&D industry has continued to show resilience in 2010. The outlook examines the quarterly financial statements released so far in calendar year 2010 by the 25 top global A&D companies.
  • 2009 Global Aerospace & Defence Industry Performance Wrap-up
    In this report from Deloitte’s Global A&D Group, the 2009 financial performance of the 91 global A&D companies with revenues exceeding $500 million has been evaluated. The findings indicate that the A&D industry has continued to demonstrate its resilience by posting stable revenues and less impactful reductions in operating earnings and margins, in spite of the 2009 worldwide economic recession.
  • Compass 2010
    The first decade of the new millennium started on a high note for the global aerospace and defence (A&D) industry, but as we commence a new decade Global A&D leader, Tom Captain examines its’ future.
  • Throttling back: Midyear outlook for the global aerospace and defence industry
    2008 was the peak, 2009 is slowing, and the forecast is challenging.

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