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Hexcel Expands Boeing Supply Deals Across Aerospace Programs
Hexcel Corporation (NYSE:HXL), a global leader in advanced lightweight composites technology, announced a series of new and extended long-term agreements with The Boeing Company, reinforcing the companies’ collaboration
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