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Kapco Global

www.kapco-global.com

 
Kapco Global is a large, and growing stocking distributor in the global aerospace parts distribution market. We focus on providing outstanding quality and value by better understanding customers and delivering time-based service advantages. For over 40 years we have continued to evolve; since 2005 Kapco Global has achieved five-fold growth in a tough market and we have ambitious plans for further growth. With the addition of ten “best in class” specialist companies, we have created a huge product portfolio. From electrical interconnect, cabin and interior to precision mechanical components, sensing and switching devices to seals and fluid management system products. ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million

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