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Firan Technology Group is a Canadian electronics manufacturer with two complementary businesses serving international aerospace and defence markets. FTG Circuits produces high-reliability printed circuit boards; FTG Aerospace supplies cockpit controls, electronic assemblies and avionics hardware. The group combines Canadian operations in Toronto and Calgary with manufacturing and engineering facilities outside Canada.
Circuits' product range includes rigid boards, high-density interconnects, RF circuitry, thermal-management constructions and rigid-flex boards. Aerospace's portfolio includes illuminated controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices and control-panel line-replaceable units. Separate avionics products include wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and satellite communications radios.
The Aerospace work can extend from an individual panel to an integrated electronic unit. FTG describes microcontroller and FPGA designs, embedded software and firmware, fault-tolerant power, built-in tests and interface design around customer size, weight and power requirements. Its assembly services include build-to-print or turnkey chassis construction, component procurement and inventory, final integration and development of in-circuit and functional tests.
The Canadian programme references are specific to their business and site. Lockheed Martin Canada identifies FTG Circuits Toronto as a printed-circuit-board supplier to the global F-35 programme since 2016. Airbus Canada's August 2026 A220 supplier list separately identifies FTG Aerospace Toronto as an approved Class B equipment supplier. Those references should remain attached to the named operations and relevant work packages.
The distinction between Circuits and Aerospace matters when defining a sourcing package. A printed circuit board, illuminated panel, simulator control and flightworthy line-replaceable unit have different design, test and approval requirements. FTG explicitly distinguishes simulator-only panels with relaxed requirements from flightworthy panels that depend on the customer's specification and sufficient testing.
For integrated units, the company describes functional and environmental testing, EMC/EMI design and built-in tests, with DO-254/DO-178 work appropriate to the programme. Its manufacturing material lists illumination methods, NVIS filtering, machining, soldering, laser etching, controlled paint and light balancing, but the group process list should not be assigned automatically to every facility.
Toronto Aerospace has a current AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015 quality-system certificate through July 3, 2029. Its DLA QPL-7788 requalification runs through June 9, 2028 for the specified listed products from the named Toronto site. Neither substitutes for confirming the exact design, part and contract requirements.
FTG opened its Hyderabad Aerospace facility in June 2026. The announcement placed staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead, so the opening should be treated as capacity development rather than fully qualified production.
FTG's Canadian operations include Circuits and Aerospace manufacturing in Toronto, Ontario, and Aerospace avionics operations in Calgary, Alberta. Toronto Aerospace is identified at 10 Commander Boulevard in its quality and supplier-approval records. Lockheed Martin Canada's F-35 supplier account concerns Circuits Toronto, a separate business role from the Aerospace panel and assembly activities.
The group also operates outside Canada. Its June 2026 Hyderabad opening adds an Indian Aerospace facility, with qualification and ramp-up work still ahead at announcement. Consolidated revenue, backlog and capacity should therefore not be presented as Canadian-only figures.
Toronto, Ontario is the published city-level context for Firan Technology Group. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Open the mapFTG offers two Canadian sourcing paths within an international group: high-reliability printed circuits and cockpit or avionics assemblies. Toronto's F-35 circuit-board work, Aerospace quality and QPL records, and A220 supplier listing provide concrete but distinct references. The engineering and purchasing task is to select the site and process that match the required board, panel or integrated unit, then establish programme approval and committed capacity. Consolidated backlog indicates group demand rather than Canadian capacity available to a new order.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Electronics manufacturing and avionics hardware
Jul 8, 2026
In its July 8, 2026 report, FTG disclosed C$52.735 million in consolidated Q2 revenue for the quarter ended May 29 and C$193.473 million in backlog at that date. Circuits and Aerospace revenue are reported separately before corporate/intersegment eliminations. The results cover the international group.
Established supplier of high-reliability circuit boards, cockpit controls, electronic assemblies and avionics, with reported consolidated product revenue and firm-order backlog. Programme supply depends on the selected site, manufacturing process, part configuration and customer approval. Hyderabad's opening represents an announced capacity ramp.
CAD 52.735 million
Quarter ended May 29, 2026
Consolidated international group; not Canadian-only revenue
Circuits C$34.327 million plus Aerospace C$19.153 million, less C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. The figure covers the international group.
Firan Technology Group · as of May 29, 2026
Recorded value: CAD 52,735,000
PDF page 6 / printed page 4: Q2 revenue and segment results
CAD 193.473 million
At May 29, 2026
Consolidated international group outstanding firm purchase orders
Company-defined non-IFRS backlog measure, affected by foreign-exchange revaluation. Estimated 65.7% conversion by the end of Q2 2027 is a forecast, not guaranteed revenue or cash.
Firan Technology Group · as of May 29, 2026
Recorded value: CAD 193,473,000
PDF page 15 / printed page 13 backlog table; printed page 18 definition
FTG reported consolidated revenue of C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, compared with C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits contributed C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million before C$0.745 million of corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are international group results, not Canadian-only sales.
At May 29, the group reported C$193.473 million in backlog, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and presented as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated that 65.7% would convert to revenue by the end of Q2 2027. That conversion timing is a forecast; foreign-exchange revaluation also affects the reported backlog.
The same report records C$10.829 million in consolidated cash and equivalents and C$13.727 million in bank and government debt. FTG's resulting C$2.898 million non-IFRS net-debt measure uses that stated debt definition, rather than every balance-sheet liability. These figures describe the group at May 29 and do not establish current liquidity at an individual Canadian operation.
Contributing capability: Aerospace electronics manufacturing
Aerospace electronics manufacturing may help teams working on Sovereign defence capability areas by contributing to aerospace operations, advanced materials and manufacturing, and protection and survivability.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
FTG spans two product segments and multiple sites. Its F-35 supply reference, Toronto Aerospace qualifications and emerging Hyderabad capacity concern different operations and stages.
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
Firan Technology Group
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
FTG describes LRUs for flight-management, head-down display and systems interfaces using microcontrollers/FPGAs, embedded software/firmware, EMC/EMI bus design, fault-tolerant power and built-in tests around customer size/weight/power requirements. Flightworthy configurations require the relevant DO-254/DO-178, stress-screening and customer environmental/EMI testing; the capability page is not a universal product certificate.
Supports: Profile · operating context
FTG describes LRUs for flight-management, head-down display and systems interfaces using microcontrollers/FPGAs, embedded software/firmware, EMC/EMI bus design, fault-tolerant power and built-in tests around customer size/weight/power requirements. Flightworthy configurations require the relevant DO-254/DO-178, stress-screening and customer environmental/EMI testing; the capability page is not a universal product certificate.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG describes LRUs for flight-management, head-down display and systems interfaces using microcontrollers/FPGAs, embedded software/firmware, EMC/EMI bus design, fault-tolerant power and built-in tests around customer size/weight/power requirements. Flightworthy configurations require the relevant DO-254/DO-178, stress-screening and customer environmental/EMI testing; the capability page is not a universal product certificate.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG describes LRUs for flight-management, head-down display and systems interfaces using microcontrollers/FPGAs, embedded software/firmware, EMC/EMI bus design, fault-tolerant power and built-in tests around customer size/weight/power requirements. Flightworthy configurations require the relevant DO-254/DO-178, stress-screening and customer environmental/EMI testing; the capability page is not a universal product certificate.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
Airbus Canada’s August19 2026 A220 list includes FTG Aerospace Division of Firan Technology Group at 10 Commander Boulevard Toronto as Approved, Class B Equipment Supplier. Supplier-list status alone does not establish a particular award, part scope, shipment volume or completed aircraft delivery.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Airbus Canada’s August19 2026 A220 list includes FTG Aerospace Division of Firan Technology Group at 10 Commander Boulevard Toronto as Approved, Class B Equipment Supplier. Supplier-list status alone does not establish a particular award, part scope, shipment volume or completed aircraft delivery.
Firan Technology Group
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.sourceUrl
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · current activity
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Firan Technology Group
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · operating context
FTG describes optical, functional and environmental testing; incandescent, LED and electroluminescent illumination; colour filters/NVIS and integrated control electronics. It lists CNC, IPC-certified soldering, laser etching, controlled paint, IQ-CAM light balancing, ESD areas, systems integration and MRO. The page names Toronto, Chatsworth, Fort Worth and Tianjin; the process list cannot automatically be assigned to every facility.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG describes optical, functional and environmental testing; incandescent, LED and electroluminescent illumination; colour filters/NVIS and integrated control electronics. It lists CNC, IPC-certified soldering, laser etching, controlled paint, IQ-CAM light balancing, ESD areas, systems integration and MRO. The page names Toronto, Chatsworth, Fort Worth and Tianjin; the process list cannot automatically be assigned to every facility.
Defence Logistics Agency · Jun 9, 2026
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · operating context
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.unit
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.confidence
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · description
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.scopeRelation
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.textValue
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
At May29 2026 FTG reported consolidated cash/equivalents C$10.829 million and bank/government debt C$13.727 million, giving its non-IFRS net debt C$2.898 million. Its net-debt definition uses bank debt and government loans, not every possible liability. Figures describe the international group and are not a current Canadian operating-unit balance.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.basis
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.amount
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.scopeRelation
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.qualification
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.sourceLocator
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.currency
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · operating context
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.currency
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · description
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.question
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · current activity
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.period
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.period
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.amountHigh
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.reportingScope
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · current activity
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.sourceId
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.id
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.basis
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.unit
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.metric
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.subjectName
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.metric
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.id
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.amountHigh
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.reportingScope
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.textValue
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.asOf
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.qualification
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.sourceUrl
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.subjectName
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.id
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.amount
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.context
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.sourceId
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.sourceLocator
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.asOf
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
FTG reported C$193.473 million consolidated backlog at May 29, 2026, defined as outstanding firm purchase orders and classified as a non-IFRS measure. It estimated 65.7% conversion to revenue by end Q2 2027; that timing is a forecast, and backlog is not guaranteed revenue or cash. Foreign-exchange revaluation affects the reported backlog.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technology readiness level
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · name
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technical tags
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · name
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technical tags
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technical tags
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · capability type
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · defence applications
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · maturity
FTG consolidated Q2 revenue was C$52.735 million for the quarter ended May 29, 2026, versus C$48.729 million a year earlier. Circuits C$34.327 million and Aerospace C$19.153 million are before C$0.745 million corporate/intersegment eliminations. These are consolidated international group results, not Canadian-only sales or aircraft-specific revenue.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · commercial availability
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technical tags
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · maturity
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · defence applications
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · defence applications
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · capability type
FTG Circuits manufactures high-reliability printed circuit boards including rigid, HDI, RF, thermal-management, rigid-flex and assembly for aviation, defence and space. Aerospace supplies backlit controls, switch panels, keyboards, display bezels, cursor devices, advanced control-panel LRUs and separate wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Product families are not interchangeable qualification claims.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · commercial availability
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technical tags
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technical tags
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · technology readiness level
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · defence applications
FTG reported Q2 2026 revenue C$52.735 million for the period ended May 29, split between high-reliability printed circuit boards and aerospace electronics. Its Canadian operations include Toronto Circuits and Aerospace plus Calgary avionics. PCB offerings include HDI, RF, rigid-flex and thermal management; aerospace offerings include illuminated cockpit controls, wireless quick-access recorders, weather sensors and SATCOM radios. Segment revenue was C$34.327 million for Circuits and C$19.153 million for Aerospace before eliminations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG describes optical, functional and environmental testing; incandescent, LED and electroluminescent illumination; colour filters/NVIS and integrated control electronics. It lists CNC, IPC-certified soldering, laser etching, controlled paint, IQ-CAM light balancing, ESD areas, systems integration and MRO. The page names Toronto, Chatsworth, Fort Worth and Tianjin; the process list cannot automatically be assigned to every facility.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG describes optical, functional and environmental testing; incandescent, LED and electroluminescent illumination; colour filters/NVIS and integrated control electronics. It lists CNC, IPC-certified soldering, laser etching, controlled paint, IQ-CAM light balancing, ESD areas, systems integration and MRO. The page names Toronto, Chatsworth, Fort Worth and Tianjin; the process list cannot automatically be assigned to every facility.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.context
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.id
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.confidence
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.question
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · commercial availability
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · maturity
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
DLA requalifies FTG Aerospace Toronto CAGE 3AM76 products on QPL-7788 through June 9, 2028, listing types IV–VII and specified classes/NVIS variants. The letter limits coverage to identical listed products from 10 Commander, Toronto. It gives no guarantee of future procurement acceptance or waiver of contract/specification requirements; design, material, process or site changes require notice.
Firan Technology Group
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-first-conversation.question
True North Map derives this first-conversation question from the documented Firan Technology Group capability, current evidence and the decision gap that remains.
Supports: Profile · description
The official company material describes Firan Technology Group as a Canadian technology business with the public offering summarized in this candidate.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-first-conversation.context
Firan Technology Group's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
The official public contact pathway for Firan Technology Group is https://ftgcorp.com/.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The official capability material supports the named Aerospace electronics manufacturing offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: Profile · editorial profile version
Firan Technology Group has sufficient mapped public evidence for private reviewer consideration of the shared editorial profile template.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The official capability material supports the named Aerospace electronics manufacturing offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
The official capability material supports the named Aerospace electronics manufacturing offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing → Sovereign defence capability areas
The official capability material supports the named Aerospace electronics manufacturing offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Lockheed Martin Canada · Mar 26, 2026
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.id
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.confidence
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.context
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.question
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Profile · description
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · maturity
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
Lockheed Martin Canada states FTG Circuits Toronto has supplied printed circuit boards for the global F-35 programme since the contract began in 2016, contributing to aircraft electronic systems. This supports the Circuits Toronto programme role; it does not attribute Toronto Aerospace panels, every group facility or all product lines to that contract.
Firan Technology Group · Jun 29, 2026
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.context
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.id
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.confidence
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.firan-technology-group-q1.question
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Supports: Profile · operating context
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · maturity
FTG announced opening its Hyderabad Aerospace facility June29 2026 for cockpit/avionics design and manufacturing. The release explicitly places staffing, training, industry certification, customer approvals and production ramp ahead. Opening is not evidence of fully qualified production, and this is Indian rather than Canadian capacity.
Intertek · Jul 4, 2026
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Intertek certifies FTG Aerospace Toronto to AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015 for design, development, manufacture, assembly and service of electronic, electromechanical, illuminated-control and human-machine-interface devices. Issue July 4, 2026, expiry July 3, 2029. This quality-system scope belongs to the named site; it is not blanket certification of all group sites or finished product configurations.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Intertek certifies FTG Aerospace Toronto to AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015 for design, development, manufacture, assembly and service of electronic, electromechanical, illuminated-control and human-machine-interface devices. Issue July 4, 2026, expiry July 3, 2029. This quality-system scope belongs to the named site; it is not blanket certification of all group sites or finished product configurations.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
Intertek certifies FTG Aerospace Toronto to AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015 for design, development, manufacture, assembly and service of electronic, electromechanical, illuminated-control and human-machine-interface devices. Issue July 4, 2026, expiry July 3, 2029. This quality-system scope belongs to the named site; it is not blanket certification of all group sites or finished product configurations.
Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario · Jun 1, 2022
Source type: official policy
Supports: Profile · defence posture
The Government of Canada identifies Firan Technology Group as a Canadian supplier of electronic products, cockpit assemblies, subsystems, and advanced printed circuit boards for global aerospace and defence markets, supported by federal investment in automation, testing, and cybersecurity.
Firan Technology Group
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · operating context
FTG describes integrally illuminated light plates designed to MIL-DTL-7788, DO-160 and/or customer specifications. It explicitly separates flightworthy panels, which depend on customer requirements and sufficient testing, from simulator-only panels with relaxed requirements that are not flightworthy. A simulator panel cannot inherit aircraft qualification from the broader catalogue.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG describes integrally illuminated light plates designed to MIL-DTL-7788, DO-160 and/or customer specifications. It explicitly separates flightworthy panels, which depend on customer requirements and sufficient testing, from simulator-only panels with relaxed requirements that are not flightworthy. A simulator panel cannot inherit aircraft qualification from the broader catalogue.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG describes integrally illuminated light plates designed to MIL-DTL-7788, DO-160 and/or customer specifications. It explicitly separates flightworthy panels, which depend on customer requirements and sufficient testing, from simulator-only panels with relaxed requirements that are not flightworthy. A simulator panel cannot inherit aircraft qualification from the broader catalogue.
Firan Technology Group
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
FTG offers turnkey or build-to-print box construction from chassis subassemblies to final integration, including BOM procurement/inventory and in-circuit/functional-test development. Options include sheet metal, riveted, brazed, cast and machined construction with conformal coating. These are supplier-described manufacturing routes; exact facility and programme qualification need specification.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG offers turnkey or build-to-print box construction from chassis subassemblies to final integration, including BOM procurement/inventory and in-circuit/functional-test development. Options include sheet metal, riveted, brazed, cast and machined construction with conformal coating. These are supplier-described manufacturing routes; exact facility and programme qualification need specification.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · core features
FTG offers turnkey or build-to-print box construction from chassis subassemblies to final integration, including BOM procurement/inventory and in-circuit/functional-test development. Options include sheet metal, riveted, brazed, cast and machined construction with conformal coating. These are supplier-described manufacturing routes; exact facility and programme qualification need specification.
Firan Technology Group
Source type: official company product
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing · summary
FTG describes populated control-panel assemblies with commercial versus military component grades and optional NVG filters. Enclosed construction can provide EMI and foreign-object protection; open builds suit components without shielding needs. These options do not alone establish completed flight qualification.
Department of National Defence · Mar 1, 2026
Source type: official policy
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing → Sovereign defence capability areas
Reviewer synthesis of the public end state: Canada can build, sustain or control priority aerospace, ammunition, digital, in-service support, sensor, space, specialized manufacturing, training and uncrewed capabilities through domestic strength, trusted partnerships and sovereign access.
Supports: Aerospace electronics manufacturing → Sovereign defence capability areas
Canada needs secure strategic autonomy and reliable access to capabilities that are critical to defending its sovereignty and meeting allied commitments, while reducing exposure to foreign supply-chain and intellectual-property dependencies.
