Constellium entered into a multi-year agreement with Airbus for the supply of aluminum alloy extrusions. The agreement reinforces the company’s role as a trusted supplier of advanced aluminum solutions for Airbus’ programs while strengthening the companies’ long-term partnership.
“This agreement reflects Airbus’ trust in our advanced aluminum products and solutions, and in our quality performance, industrial reliability and consistent supply continuity to support long-term aerospace programs,” said Philippe Hoffmann, president of Constellium’s Aerospace and Transportation business unit. “We are committed to continue to grow our outstanding relationship with Airbus, leveraging our comprehensive product portfolio, proprietary solutions, unique manufacturing capabilities, and recycling expertise.”
Under this agreement, Constellium will supply Airbus with a wide range of extrusions manufactured using advanced aluminum alloys as well as Constellium’s aluminum-lithium solution, Airware®. The scope includes bars and a range of small and large extrusions, engineered to meet the stringent quality requirements and deliver optimized strength-to-weight performance in order to meet the needs of demanding aircraft structural applications.
Constellium will supply Airbus from its facilities in Issoire and Montreuil-Juigné, France.
Strong Q1 Results
Constellium is a leading supplier in the aircraft, defense, and space markets. With a broad portfolio of high-performance aluminum products, including its aluminum-lithium solution Airware, the company offers proven industrial and recycling capabilities, as well as cutting-edge technologies to meet the most demanding aerospace applications.
Recently, Constellium reported strong results for the first quarter (ending on March 31, 2026). The company reported shipments of 370,000 tonnes in Q1 (down 1% compared to Q1 2025), with a revenue of $2.5 billion (up 24% compared to Q1 2025).
“Constellium delivered strong results in the first quarter despite uncertainties on the macroeconomic and geopolitical fronts,” said Ingrid Joerg, CEO of Constellium. “During the quarter we benefited from current market dynamics, including supply shortages of automotive rolled products in North America, improved aerospace and TID environment, and favorable scrap and metal dynamics in North America… While uncertainties persist on the macroeconomic and geopolitical fronts, we like our end market positioning and we are optimistic about our prospects for the remainder of this year and beyond.”