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Daher Repays €110 Million Government-Backed Loan, Secures New Financing

The move allows the manufacturer to advance plans on expansion in the U.S. and France.

Activity at Daher’s service center in Pompano Beach reflects a strong sales and retrofit market on the TBM series. [Photo: Julie Boatman]
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Key Takeaways:

  • Daher has fully repaid its remaining €110 million French government-guaranteed loan due to strong financial performance and recovery.
  • The company secured €180 million in new financing, including €105 million from American investors, to fund its expansion plans.
  • This new funding will primarily support Daher's strategic growth in the U.S., including recent acquisitions like Triumph Group's aerostructures business.
  • Daher's robust performance and innovation enable it to shift from a defensive posture during the pandemic to an offensive growth strategy.
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Daher, manufacturer of the TBM and Kodiak turboprops, has repaid its remaining €110-million loan guaranteed by the French government and parlayed current strengths into a new round of financing that will propel the OEM’s expansion plans in the U.S. and France.

The company has secured €180 million in new financing from American investors, it announced on Wednesday.

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