EDGE Group Extends Contract With Strata To Supply Titanium Parts For Airbus A330 Programme

EDGE Group's EPI, a key player in the UAE's aerospace, energy, and defence sectors, has renewed its contract with Strata. Strata is fully owned by Mubadala Investment Company and excels in advanced manufacturing. This agreement involves producing intricate titanium parts for the Airbus A330 programme. The contract was signed by Michael Deshaies of EPI and Sara Al Memari of Strata during the Dubai Airshow 2025 at Dubai World Central.

The extended contract encompasses all tasks related to creating and treating complex titanium spare parts. These parts will support Strata’s Aileron Single Source Assembly Line for the Airbus A330 until 2030 ends. EPI and Strata are enhancing both UAE and global aerospace sectors through value exchange and bolstering local manufacturing under the ‘Make It in the Emirates’ initiative.

Michael Deshaies stated, "The extension of our long-standing partnership with Strata underscores the trust placed in EPI to deliver precision-engineered titanium parts that meet the highest global aerospace standards. Together, we are reinforcing the UAE’s position as a reliable contributor to the international aerospace supply chain, while advancing sovereign manufacturing capabilities that support EDGE’s and the nation’s overall long-term vision."

Sara Al Memari commented on the collaboration: "This contract extension with EPI reflects the depth of our longstanding partnership, and the UAE’s unwavering commitment to advancing its aerospace manufacturing capabilities. At Strata, we take great pride in contributing world-class components showcasing the innovation, expertise, and excellence that define our nation’s industrial ambitions. Together with EPI, we are proudly elevating the UAE’s aerospace footprint on the global stage and demonstrating the true potential of Emirati talent and industry leadership."

This contract renewal highlights a robust collaboration between EPI and Strata. Their enduring partnership has led to successful joint projects supporting major aircraft programmes for key global Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).

With inputs from WAM