Park Aerospace Corp. (PKE) is a manufacturer and innovator of advanced composite materials. Utilizing both solution and hot-melt processes, the company crafts these materials into composite structures primarily for the aerospace market, serving clients across North America, Asia, and Europe. Its portfolio of advanced composites features critical products such as film adhesives and lightning strike protection materials. These are essential for fabricating both primary and secondary structural components found in diverse aircraft types, including jet engines, large and regional airliners, military aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), business jets, general aviation planes, and rotary-wing aircraft. Additionally, PKE provides specialized ablative materials for rocket motors and nozzles, alongside custom-engineered solutions for radome applications. The company also offers design and fabrication services for composite parts, assemblies, and structures, as well as low-volume tooling solutions for the aerospace sector. Founded in 1954 and based in Westbury, New York, the organization was previously known as Park Electrochemical Corp. before adopting its current name, Park Aerospace Corp., in July 2019.
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Park Aerospace Corp. is an aerospace company headquartered in Westbury, United States. It is publicly listed (PKE) with a market capitalisation of $675M. Xcout tracks 16 named people at Park Aerospace Corp., including Brian E. Shore (Chairman & Chief Executive Officer).
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