To: David Russell Coburn II who wrote (2597 ) 6/23/1998 8:40:00 AM From: Instock Respond to of 3563
Looks like the Airbus connection is made. CADE News today: Tuesday June 23, 7:59 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: Cade Industries, Inc. Cade Industries Gains $8 Million Order from Rolls Royce plc OKEMOS, Mich., June 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Cade Industries, Inc. (Nasdaq: CADE - news), a leading supplier of advanced material products and engine services to the aerospace and air transport industries, announced today that it received an order estimated in excess of $8 million with Rolls Royce, plc. for engine stands and adapters to be used in testing and development of the new Trent 500 large fan engine. This high thrust engine will be used to power the new Airbus A340-500/600 aircraft. ''This is a significant order for Cade with the potential for increased value over the term of the contract,'' said Richard Lund, president and chief executive officer of Cade Industries. ''Considerable work has been completed on the design and we expect to deliver the first units by March, 1999, with final deliveries set for the first quarter, 2000.'' Cade further announced that its backlog as of June 15 was $86 million, up from $84.1 million at the beginning of May. Cade designs, develops, manufactures, overhauls and repairs high technology composite components for the aerospace and air transport industries and is a global leader in the design and manufacture of jet engine test facilities and related ground testing equipment. The company's operating subsidiaries are located in Lansing, MI; San Diego, CA; Grand Prairie, TX; and Minneapolis, MN. For more information or to receive a copy of this press release, please call our Company News On-Call at 1-800-758-5804 -- extension 075675 or you can access the information via the Internet at prnewswire.com , or for further information on Cade Industries you can access the company's web site atcade-industries.com . The above statements involving industry conditions and company sales and profits are forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Among the factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those which are anticipated are the following: business conditions generally and conditions specifically in the aircraft and aerospace industries; timing of receipt and delivery of orders; the timing and satisfactory completion of engine test facilities; price fluctuations for raw materials and labor; competitive factors, including price competition from other suppliers of similar products and overhaul and repair services; risk of obsolescence of tooling inventory before full amortization on project costs; and cancellation of orders. SOURCE: Cade Industries, Inc. More Quotes and News: Cade Industries Inc (Nasdaq:CADE - news) Related News Categories: aerospace/defense, airlines/aviation