Aerospace sector is in a long-term bull market – here is a list of Aerospace companies that can make your portfolio shoot up in space
Sue Brown
Jul. 15, 2007

The last twenty years was one of Information Technologies. The next twenty will for the Aerospace industry. Investing in Aerospace industry is not as easy as investing in tech or Internet sector. Boeing and Airbus are just two companies. The potential for their rise can be limited because they are almost fully booked, high in PE at this stage and need a solid consolidation before further rise.

We took an interesting approach. We understand that software companies, microelectronics manufacturing companies, and many other high tech companies are very well positioned to gain from Aerospace prosperity.

We looked at AIAA – American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. We found close to 65 companies actively partnering with AIAA. These companies are worthy keeping an eye on. Someone will create an ETF with these companies.

Here is a partial list of companies that is in Aerospace areas:

Aerojet, The Aerospace Corporation, Airbus North America Holdings Inc., Airbus North America Holdings, Alenia Aeronautics SPA, American Spacecraft Corporation, Analex Corporation, Analytical Graphics, ATK, Aurora Flight Sciences, AVETeC, BAE Systems, The Boeing Company, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., Caspan, CC-OPS, and so on. The full list is available in AIAA Annual Report.

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