Trelleborg Sealing Solutions Transfers a Portion of Its Aerospace Production to Morocco
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions Boosts Industrial Presence in Morocco with New Manufacturing Facility
Swedish equipment manufacturer Trelleborg Sealing Solutions is bolstering its industrial presence in Morocco by transferring the production of components for Boeing 737 MAX and 777X aircraft to its Nouaceur plant. This initiative is expected to create between 150 and 200 skilled jobs.
The Moroccan aerospace sector is witnessing a new industrial development with the relocation of part of Trelleborg’s production to its facility in Nouaceur, near Casablanca. The plant, inaugurated in June 2026 within the Midparc industrial zone, is set to manufacture sealing components for two major programs from American aircraft manufacturer Boeing: the 737 MAX and 777X.
Spanning an area of 5,000 square meters, the site will produce sealing joints for airframes, wings, and engine nacelles for these aircraft. The project aims to generate 150 to 200 skilled positions, thereby enhancing industrial expertise within the national aerospace sector.
A State-of-the-Art Facility with a Specialized Laboratory
Beyond manufacturing activities, the Nouaceur plant features a laboratory dedicated to material testing and the development of sealing solutions. This facility allows for the integration of multiple technical stages on a single site, ranging from component production to the necessary testing for their development.
The presence of this laboratory broadens the skill set utilized within the Moroccan unit and enhances its technological capabilities.
Morocco Integrated into Two Boeing Programs
This industrial transfer opens up production opportunities at the Nouaceur facility related to the Boeing 737 MAX and 777X programs. It also highlights Morocco’s positioning within the international supply chains of the aerospace industry.
With this establishment, Trelleborg Sealing Solutions fortifies its industrial framework in the Kingdom, while the Midparc site contributes to the development of higher value-added activities and the creation of specialized jobs within Morocco’s aerospace ecosystem.
