Armand-Ere Inc.
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| Traded as | AEI |
| Industry | Aerospace Transportation |
| Founded | 2 August 1910 |
| Founder | Joseph Ere Fellip Armand |
| Headquarters | |
Area served | Worldwide |
| Revenue | $14.1 billion (2031) |
Number of employees | 25,169 (2031) |
Armand-Ere Inc. is a Urcean multinational aerospace and transport company.
Founded in Tarrin, Goldvale in 1910, the company was initially founded as a manufacturer of high end luxury railcars before diversifying into rail engines, airplanes, and other related vehicles. For a time, the company also served as a manufacturer of licensed small arms and other military equipment, and between 1940 and 1986 its primary business was military contracting. Today, a large number of civilian commuter rail trains on the market are manufacutred by Armand-Ere.
Divisions
Armand-Air
Armand-Air is the division of Armand-Ere responsible for the manufacturing of aerospace vehicles as well as various accessories and high tech equipment for aerospace vehicles.
Armand-Air was established in 1928 as the Armand-Ere Aeroplane Manufacturing Division. It held this name until 1948, when it rebranded as Armand-Ere Defense Manufacturing (AEDM), when its business primarily became military aircraft. It held this name until rebranded again in 1987 to its current name - Armand-Air - as its business model shifted away from military products and towards civilian aircraft.
Products and services
Armand-Ere Locomotion
In 1967, Armand-Ere Locomotion and Lansing Iron Horse formed a joint venture partnership as part of the economic reforms of the Levantine Union.