Safran Actuation Systems UK Limited (formerly Goodrich Actuation Systems Limited)

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Safran Actuation Systems UK Limited (formerly Goodrich Actuation Systems Limited) is a company on the UK Companies House register in the defence, security, surveillance or dual-use technology sector with documented business ties to Israel. This profile is part of UK companies linked to 'Israel'; see UK companies linked to 'Israel': Methodology for how companies were selected and scored.

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Safran Actuation Systems UK Limited (formerly Goodrich Actuation Systems Limited)

Logo Safran Actuation Systems UK Limited formerly Goodrich Actuation Systems Limited logo.png
Type Private limited Company
Founded 10 July 2002
Headquarters Stafford Road, Fordhouses, Wolverhampton, England, WV10 7EH
Industry 30300 - Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery
Parent Safran SA
Homepage safran-group.com
  • Category: S (supplier of arms/components to Israel (UK export licences) or to the F-35 programme Israel takes part in)
  • Company number: 04482320[1]
  • Status: Active
  • Type: Private limited Company
  • SIC: 30300 - Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery
  • Registered office: Stafford Road, Fordhouses, Wolverhampton, England, WV10 7EH
  • Previous names: Goodrich Actuation Systems Limited (13 Sep 2002 – 08 Jul 2026); Goodrich Flight Controls Limited (20 Aug 2002 – 13 Sep 2002); Hackremco (No. 1980) Limited (10 Jul 2002 – 20 Aug 2002)
  • Listing / market cap: Not listed. PSC Safran SA ≈ US$146bn.[2]

Israel connection:

  • F-35 subcontracts ≈US$23.7m.[3] The F-35 OGEL covers exports to the global F-35 programme. CAAT notes that it is unclear which UK sites make which parts for which F-35 customers. Since Sept 2024 the OGEL cannot be used to ship directly to Israel, but parts can still reach Israeli jets via the US or the global spares pool.[4][5]

Persons with significant control (CH):[1]

  • Safran SA (active) — address: 2 Boulevard Du Général Martial Valin, 75015, Paris, France Notified on 21 July 2025 Governing law French Company Law (Code De Commerce) Legal form Public Limited Company Place registered National Register Of Companies Registration number 562 082 909 Incorporated in France Nature of control Ownership of shares – 75% or more Ownership of voting rights - 75% or more
  • RTX Corporation (ceased) — address: 1209 Orange Street, Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, United States, 19801 Notified on 23 October 2023 Ceased on 21 July 2025 Governing law General Corporation Law Of The State Of Delaware Legal form Corporation Listed On The New York Stock Exchange Place registered Delaware Division Of Corporations Registration number N/A Incorporated in United States Nature of control Ownership of shares – 75% or more Ownership of voting rights - 75% or more Right to appoint or remove directors
  • Goodrich Controls Holding Limited (ceased) — address: Fore 1, Fore Business Park, Huskisson Way, Stratford Road, Shirley,, Solihull, West Midlands, England, B90 4SS Notified on 6 April 2016 Ceased on 23 October 2023 Governing law Companies Act 2006 Legal form Private Company Limited By Shares Place registered England & Wales Companies Registry Registration number 04482357 Incorporated in England & Wales Nature of control Ownership of shares – 75% or more Ownership of voting rights - 75% or more

Directors (CH; 31 director appointments, 3 current; † = Israel correspondence address, 0 appointments):[1]

Directors (month/year as shown by Companies House; † = Israel correspondence address, an address fact only)
Name Born (month/year) Service †
Claire Louise Bailey August 1968 Sep 2019–present
John Alan England June 1970 Aug 2026–present
Rubina Devi Parasmani Jogee April 1975 Mar 2026–present
Jospeh Francis Andolino February 1953 Aug 2002–May 2003
Joslyn Douglas Banas May 1978 Jan 2015–Aug 2016
Kenneth Bruce Blair January 1977 Aug 2024–Mar 2026
Stuart Bottomley October 1966 Mar 2004–Jul 2013
Jean-Marie Carvalho February 1980 Feb 2022–Aug 2024
Brian Craig August 1964 Jan 2015–Nov 2015
Edward Charles Dryden July 1978 Dec 2018–Feb 2022
Robert Andrew Fulton May 1956 May 2003–Jun 2014
Michael Charles Gardiner July 1957 Feb 2010–Nov 2012
Sally Louise Geib April 1956 Mar 2006–Jul 2012
Rishi Grover July 1976 Dec 2016–Dec 2018
Lesley Bachleitner Hazleton December 1965 Jan 2005–Jul 2005
Scott Ernest Kuechle September 1959 Aug 2002–May 2003
Houghton Lewis May 1956 Mar 2006–Dec 2007
Graeme Mark Makepeace September 1967 Aug 2024–May 2026
Paul Michael Martin January 1966 Aug 2016–Aug 2019
Michael George McAuley August 1963 Dec 2007–Jul 2012
Susan McKenna March 1965 Jun 2005–Oct 2007
Daniel John Middleton June 1979 Nov 2015–Jan 2022
Richard Mark Newboult December 1961 Mar 2006–Jan 2015
Richard Mark Newboult December 1961 May 2003–Mar 2004
Peter Ross September 1964 Oct 2007–Jul 2024
Andreas Schell July 1969 Aug 2013–Nov 2016
Alexander Cochran Schoch March 1954 Aug 2002–Sep 2004
Rachelle Norma St.Louis Vincent April 1970 Jan 2022–Mar 2025
Kenneth Lynn Wagner October 1956 May 2003–Mar 2006
Joanna Louise Ward April 1976 Aug 2013–Aug 2015
Hackwood Directors Limited (nominee director) – Jul 2002–Aug 2002

Current secretary: Edwin Coe Secretaries Limited[1]

Latest accounts (income/expenditure): FY to 31 Dec 2024 (filed 6 Feb 2026; OCR, £000): turnover £534.1m (2023: £482.6m); profit before tax £84.4m; profit £79.6m.[6]

Arms trade involvement: Flight-control actuation.

Supply to the IDF / Israel MOD / Israeli security services: Via the F-35 programme.

Activities in the occupied territories: None documented.

Links to the Israeli government: Indirect.

WZO / JNF / Jewish Agency / Keren Hayesod: None found. Searches covered the WZO, JNF/KKL, Jewish Agency and Keren Hayesod.

Controversies (protests, legal cases, export-licence rulings):

  • Al-Haq/GLAN's judicial review of the F-35 carve-out was dismissed by the High Court on 30 Jun 2025.[7] The Court of Appeal refused permission to appeal on 12 Nov 2025.[8] The case was against the government; no company was a party.

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