- In June 2024, Plastics processor Ensinger invested in expanding its production capacity for its composites division, with a high-performance double belt press set to begin operations in Rottenburg-Ergenzingen. This initiative will significantly enhance the efficient production of thermoplastic composite materials, strengthening Ensinger's foothold in the composites market
- In April 2024, Aurora Flight Sciences, a Boeing Company, expanded its manufacturing facility in Bridgeport, West Virginia, adding nearly 50,000 square feet to support the growing demand for high-quality composite components and assemblies across existing programs and new aerospace projects. This expansion reinforces Aurora's commitment to meeting increased global aerospace demands
- In March 2024, Toray Advanced Composites introduced its latest product, Toray Cetex TC915 PA+, designed for use in sporting goods, high-performance industrial applications, automotive structures, energy, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). This product launch strengthens Toray’s diversified composites portfolio and market competitiveness
- In February 2024, Owens Corning acquired Masonite for USD 3.9 billion, enhancing its presence in the building materials and glass reinforcement segments of its Composites division. This acquisition positions Owens Corning as a stronger player in the global composites market
- In July 2023, Toray Advanced Composites announced an expansion of its Morgan Hill, California, plant operations, with the addition of 74,000 square feet (6,800 square meters) to the campus. This development underscores Toray's efforts to meet the rising demand for advanced composite materials
In June 2023, Solvay and Spirit AeroSystems entered into a strategic collaboration to advance composite development for sustainable aircraft technologies through joint research with a broad network of industry, academic, and supply-chain partners. This partnership accelerates innovation in eco-friendly aerospace materials
