Cicor wins two multi-year defence programmes and completes Malaysia deal
Swiss EMS provider Cicor has won two multi-year defence programmes, one of them from a new customer. The two awards are expected to generate revenue of close to CHF 20 million as early as 2027.
Production will take place at Cicor’s sites in France and the UK, according to a press release from Cicor. The company says the awards strengthen its position in the French aerospace and defence market and extend its position in the UK. Book-to-bill for the first nine months of 2026 stands at 1.17, which Cicor says gives a solid basis for organic growth next year.
At the same time, Cicor has completed its acquisition of the Senai site in Johor, Malaysia, and signed the previously announced strategic supply agreement with EDMI. The agreement is expected to add more than USD 50 million in annual revenue. After planned investments, the Senai plant is to become an integrated part of Cicor’s global manufacturing network.
“Two multi-year defence programmes, one of them with a new customer, confirm that our focus on the European Aerospace and Defence market is working. With the completion of the Senai acquisition, we add a manufacturing site in Southeast Asia that will serve our customers worldwide,” says Cicor Group CEO Alexander Hagemann.
Cicor does not name the defence customers or what the programmes cover.
