Engines
IPO Boosts Engine Castings Specialist Doncasters
250-year-old UK group is now listed on the New York Stock Exchange
Doncasters superalloy castings
Doncasters has developed advanced processes for making precision castings for aircraft engine components.

Precision engineering group Doncasters is looking to grow in key sectors including aerospace with a $919.3 million capital boost from its New York Stock Exchange initial public offering on June 25. The UK-based group, founded in 1778, produces an array of nickel- and cobalt-based superalloy components such as airfoil blades and vanes, engine structural castings, and hot-side turbocharger wheels.

Doncasters’ aerospace customer base includes Safran Aircraft Engines, for which it supplies structural and hot-section airflow castings for the CFM International Leap-1A and 1B turbofans. It also produces blades and vanes for several other propulsion systems under long-term supply agreements.

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