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Demgy Group announces plans for 2026, demonstrates TPC, thermosets prowess across markets

JEC World 2026: Discussion of 2025 and 2026 results, next steps for continued expansion, new partnerships and various composite technology displays featuring offerings for OEMs, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers.

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The Demgy Group (Saint-Aubin-sur-Gaillon, France) is presenting its 2025 results, outlining its 2026 growth strategy and is highlighting a strengthened portfolio of thermoplastic (TPC) and thermoset composite  technologies for aerospace, medical, defense and high-performance industrial markets.

Demgy is reporting 2025 as a milestone year with the acquisition of Tool Gauge in the U.S., which became Demgy Pacific. This strategic operation that followed the integration of Demgy EIS in Germany has significantly strengthened the group’s position in the aerospace market, which now accounts for around two-thirds of the company’s turnover. As a result, Demgy acts as a Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier of major aircraft programs — including Boeing and Airbus — with its plastic and composite aircraft interior parts expertise.

With a consolidated revenue of approximately €125 million ($146 million) — one-third is generated in the U.S. and two-thirds in Europe — the group’s growth has been driven by strong momentum in the aerospace, defense, medical and luxury sectors, despite a marked slowdown in automotive. Demgy has also doubled in size in 5 years, both in terms of revenue and headcount, and has significantly expanded its international footprint.

For 2026, Demgy is targeting revenue of €137 million ($160 million), while maintaining profitability to fund continued investment and innovation. Strategic priorities include:

  • Finalizing the integration of Demgy Pacific, following the successful integration of Demgy EIS, in order to maximize industrial and commercial partnerships between the European and American sites.
  • Further strengthening of its aerospace and defense leadership, capitalizing on market growth, Boeing’s recovery and increased efficiency between the group’s sites.
  • Acceleration in the medical sector with the doubling of Demgy Chicago’s clean rooms and the transformation of the Demgy Frasne workshop into a 100% ISO 8 clean room, including ISO 7 production and assembly stations, as well as the upcoming launch of a new clean room at Demgy Atlantique.
  • Sustained investment at approximately 7% of revenue to enhance competitiveness, innovation and carbon reduction.

To support this next phase, Bastien Beley has been appointed chief development officer (CDO), working alongside president and CEO Pierre-Jean Leduc and COO Emmanuel De Battista, to drive business development, marketing, innovation and external growth.

Thermoplastics and thermoset composite solutions

At its booth, Demgy is presenting a comprehensive range of TPC and thermoset composite solutions developed for major OEMs, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers. The focus is on high-performance material, lightweight and function-integrated components designed for serial production.

Technologies on display include:

Press&Make. Demgy’s proprietary process for advanced TPC forming. Designed for repeatable, high-rate manufacturing, the technology enables the shaping of high-performance composites such as self-reinforced polypropylene (SRPP).

High-precision additive manufacturing (AM) combined with functional metallization (plastronics). This process enables structural components to incorporate electrical conductivity. The capability is demonstrated in a Smart Plastic Drone Demonstrator, produced through AM and integrating advanced functional features within a lightweight structure.

Engineering for eXtreme offering. Demgy’s expertise in the distribution and processing of very high-performance polymers (PEEK, Torlon, Vespel).

Natural fiber composite solutions developed through its dedicated Flaxcomp technology.

Drake Plastics, Demgy Group partnership

Drake Plastics Ltd. Co. (Cypress, Texas, U.S.) and Demgy are partnering to develop high-performance polymers. The combination of each company’s application development, production and market coverage capabilities will offer the European market:

  • Unique capabilities for extruding ultra high-performance polymers into semi-finished shapes.
  • Expertise in the transformation of very high and ultra high-performance polymers thanks to Demgy Group’s historic know-how in high precision machining, injection, thermoforming and metallization.
  • Extreme-performance polymers available via its digital platform buypolymers.demgy.com.

Series of production components on display

A series of finished aerospace interior components are also on display, further underlining Demgy’s serial production credentials. Exhibits include: an Airbus Atlantic composite dashboard; injection molded seat components and arm rests; composite aircraft dividers; and aircraft security parts such as emergency signage equipment produced through high-precision injection molding.

Together, these parts illustrate the group’s ability to deliver certified, flight-ready components combining structural performance, aesthetic quality and industrial efficiency.

Visit Demgy Group at Booth B31 in Hall 6.

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