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DeAMS Secures Multi-Year Deal With Bombardier and Expands Into Canada

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DeAMS, an aerospace and automation company based in Campania, Italy, has taken a major step in its international expansion with the signing of a five-year agreement with Bombardier. Announced during the Aeromart Montreal trade show in March 2025, the agreement includes a $1 million project to design and build automated, PLC-controlled lifting platforms at Bombardier’s Dorval, Quebec facility. These systems will support the production of Challenger CL650 aircraft wings by improving efficiency, safety, and ergonomics. To further strengthen its presence in North America, DeAMS has opened a new

DeAMS Italia Partners with Bombardier and Expands to Canada

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DeAMS, an aerospace company based in Campania, Italy, has made a strategic leap in its international expansion. The company has secured a significant five-year agreement with Bombardier, a global leader in the aviation sector, which was announced at the Aeromart Montreal aerospace trade show, held from March 25 to 27, 2025. Details of the Partnership The agreement includes a $1 million project for the design and construction of automated, PLC-controlled lifting platforms at Bombardier’s plant in Dorval, Quebec. These platforms will aid in the production of Bombardier Challenger CL650 aircraft

Aeromart Montreal 2025

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Over the past 25 years, Aeromart has grown into a key event for the global aerospace industry, fostering connections across the supply chain. Originating in Toulouse, this event has expanded to major aerospace hubs like Seattle, Nagoya, and Montreal, the third-largest aviation center globally. Unlike other industry gatherings, Aeromart focuses on facilitating tailored B2B meetings between OEMs, Tier 1 & 2 suppliers, and manufacturers from both civil and defense sectors, addressing evolving industry needs and creating valuable networking opportunities.

Aguascalientes inaugurates innovation center for aerospace sector

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A center for industrial innovation in design and digital manufacturing for the Bajío aerospace sector (CIIA) was inaugurated on Tuesday in Aguascalientes, Mexico, to boost aeronautics companies in that country. The project involves the Government of the State of Aguascalientes, private companies and the Instituto Tecnológico de Aguascalientes on behalf of the academic sector. The new center joins the five already existing in Mexico to attract investments from private companies that will enable the strategic development of the aerospace sector, which already has a solid presence in states such

Mexico, leading recipient of FDI in aerospace

MEXICO CITY (August 7, 2013) - Above China and India, Mexico is placed as the number one country in attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the aerospace industry, which contributes 10% of manufacturing GDP. "It is not the automotive industry, it is the aerospace industry, we attract 1,300 million dollars (mdd) approximately every year. There were $15,000 million dollars and more $6,000 million dollars, there are $21,000 million dollars for the aerospace industry in Mexico", said the Director of the Mexican Federation of the Aerospace Industry (Femia), Carlos Bello after highlighting

Aerospace industry, a strategic cluster for Mexico

The aerospace industry in Mexico has positioned itself in recent years as a strategic cluster for the country's economic development, currently operating in the country 267 companies that employ 34,000 workers in the manufacturing productive sector, located in 18 states. In an interview with Mexican Business Web, Carlos J. Bello, general director of the Mexican Federation of Aerospace Industry (FEMIA) said that in 2012 the industry accumulated approximately $1.3 billion dollars (mdd) in new investments, an amount that is expected to be obtained again this year, in addition to 17 new projects

Querétaro attracts more aerospace investment

Given the growth of the aerospace industry, manufacturers of industrial buildings for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) have new projects in the pipeline; specifically at the Queretaro state airport, where Bombardier and Kuo Aerospace, General Electric (GE), Sames (Snecma America Engine Services), among other companies, are located. Luis M. Barreiro Hernández, director of the marketing area of Grupo GMI (Sistemas Modernos de Construcción) explained that the works to be carried out will cover 6,000 to 8,000 square meters, which represents "investments for medium-term return. Obviously this

El Bajío, a new industrial heartland

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april 1, 2013 MEXICO CITY, April 1.- The Bajío has become Mexico's new manufacturing hub, thanks to a relatively better-educated workforce, improved security and good infrastructure, noted U.S. analyst firm Stratfor. The firm's text points out that Mexico's manufacturing sector has become more sophisticated under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), making more value-added products, such as automotive, aeronautics and electronics, and now does so outside the traditional U.S.-Mexico border region. "As the country's economy has grown, a secondary manufacturing core has emerged in the