Porcher Industries
Eclose-Badinieres, FR · textiles
- registry no.
- 553620022 (SIREN)
- activity code
- NACE 13.20Z
- location
- 38300 Eclose-Badinieres, FR
- website
- www.porcher-ind.com
- origin signal
- medium (automated classification — not a verified claim)
- sources
- open company registry (SIRENE) · www.porcher-ind.com
- last verified
- 2026-07-20
What they make
According to their website, Porcher Industries is a technical textile and composite materials manufacturer founded in 1912 in Badinières, originally weaving silk before diversifying into glass and synthetic technical textiles in 1950. The group now operates 11 industrial sites worldwide (16 factories as of 2017, including facilities acquired through Alta Vista in the US and PD-Interglas Technologies in Germany), employs around 1,500 people, and reported €312-316 million in revenue. Its output includes hybrid multilayer fabrics for thermoplastic composites, carbon/PEEK laminates and prepregs, 3D preforms, semi-finished components, POLYPREG flax/polypropylene materials, decorative fabrics, and sports textiles. For aerospace and defense it supplies structural parts such as fuselage sections, ribs, spars, rotor hubs and fuel tanks, and states it holds roughly 50% global market share in aircraft cargo floor systems along with first-to-market C/PEEK laminate and prepreg qualifications. The company also serves automotive, construction, energy, and sports markets, runs two innovation and expertise centers, holds around 200 patents, and cites NADCAP accreditation for manufacturing quality.
- Technical textiles and composite materials for aerospace, defense, automotive, construction, energy, sports and interior design applications
- Hybrid multilayer fabrics for thermoplastic composites, including carbon/PEEK laminates and prepregs and 3D preforms
- Reinforcement panels and semi-finished/component parts for aircraft and helicopter structures (fuselage, ribs, spars, flaps, rotor hubs, tail boxes) and defense vehicles (doors, fuel tanks, shielding)
- POLYPREG flax/polypropylene bio-based composite materials
- Decorative fabrics for interiors and performance fabrics for sport
- Chemical and textile-based processing solutions
- Glass and synthetic technical textile manufacturing dating back to 1950 diversification from original silk weaving
Summary written by byeurope.eu based on the company’s own website; independently cross-checked against the same source. Not reviewed by the company.