Nexteam Group, which recently merged with fellow French aircraft parts manufacturer Ventana Group, plans to pursue additional merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities, according to the combined company.

Nexteam will consider a potential deal if it “fits our strategy for growth in our markets”, the company said on 28 February in a written response to questions.

Nexteam and Ventana completed their previously announced merger on 11 February, creating a “major player” in aviation with 2,200 employees. By joining forces, the two firms expect to become more agile and resilient and better able to attract new employees.

Nexteam Group, which recently merged with fellow French aircraft parts manufacturer Ventana Group, plans to pursue additional merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities, according to the combined company.

Nexteam will consider a potential deal if it “fits our strategy for growth in our markets”, the company said on 28 February in a written response to questions.

Nexteam and Ventana completed their previously announced merger on 11 February, creating a “major player” in aviation with 2,200 employees. By joining forces, the two firms expect to become more agile and resilient and better able to attract new employees.

Nexteam Group, which recently merged with fellow French aircraft parts manufacturer Ventana Group, plans to pursue additional merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities, according to the combined company.

Nexteam will consider a potential deal if it “fits our strategy for growth in our markets”, the company said on 28 February in a written response to questions.

Nexteam and Ventana completed their previously announced merger on 11 February, creating a “major player” in aviation with 2,200 employees. By joining forces, the two firms expect to become more agile and resilient and better able to attract new employees.

Nexteam Group, which recently merged with fellow French aircraft parts manufacturer Ventana Group, plans to pursue additional merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities, according to the combined company.

Nexteam will consider a potential deal if it “fits our strategy for growth in our markets”, the company said on 28 February in a written response to questions.

Nexteam and Ventana completed their previously announced merger on 11 February, creating a “major player” in aviation with 2,200 employees. By joining forces, the two firms expect to become more agile and resilient and better able to attract new employees.

Nexteam Group, which recently merged with fellow French aircraft parts manufacturer Ventana Group, plans to pursue additional merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities, according to the combined company.

Nexteam will consider a potential deal if it “fits our strategy for growth in our markets”, the company said on 28 February in a written response to questions.

Nexteam and Ventana completed their previously announced merger on 11 February, creating a “major player” in aviation with 2,200 employees. By joining forces, the two firms expect to become more agile and resilient and better able to attract new employees.

Nexteam Group, which recently merged with fellow French aircraft parts manufacturer Ventana Group, plans to pursue additional merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities, according to the combined company.

Nexteam will consider a potential deal if it “fits our strategy for growth in our markets”, the company said on 28 February in a written response to questions.

Nexteam and Ventana completed their previously announced merger on 11 February, creating a “major player” in aviation with 2,200 employees. By joining forces, the two firms expect to become more agile and resilient and better able to attract new employees.