Airtificial Intelligence Structures, S.A. AITLF

Company Overview

Airtificial Intelligence Structures, S.A. (traded in the U.S. OTC market under the ticker AITLF) is a Spain-based engineering and technology company focused on intelligent manufacturing, aerospace structures, automation systems, and mobility solutions. The company operates across the industrial engineering, automotive, aerospace, and infrastructure technology sectors. Airtificial develops automation technologies, robotic production systems, lightweight composite structures, and embedded intelligent systems used by industrial manufacturers and transportation-related customers. Public disclosures and company filings indicate that its operations are organized around engineering-intensive activities designed to improve manufacturing efficiency, automation, and product performance.

The company’s principal revenue drivers include industrial automation projects, aerospace component manufacturing, intelligent assembly systems, and engineering services for mobility and infrastructure customers. Airtificial evolved from the merger and restructuring of legacy engineering and industrial businesses associated with the former Carbures Group and Inypsa. Over time, the company repositioned itself toward integrated industrial intelligence, automation, and advanced manufacturing technologies. Its strategic positioning is tied to specialization in high-value engineering projects, customized automation systems, and composite-material expertise serving industrial clients in Europe and international markets.

Business Operations

Airtificial conducts operations primarily through its core business areas, including Airtificial Intelligent Robots, Airtificial Aerospace & Defense, and mobility- and infrastructure-related engineering activities. The company generates revenue through industrial automation contracts, engineering services, aerospace manufacturing programs, robotic assembly systems, and customized production technologies supplied to automotive and industrial clients. Its automation division focuses on intelligent robotic systems, digital manufacturing integration, testing systems, and assembly technologies for automotive and industrial production lines. The aerospace division manufactures lightweight composite structures and aerostructure components for commercial and defense applications.

The company maintains operations in both domestic and international markets, with projects and subsidiaries across Europe, North America, Latin America, and parts of Asia. Airtificial controls proprietary engineering processes, automation software integration capabilities, composite manufacturing know-how, and industrial design assets. Publicly available corporate disclosures reference collaborations with aerospace manufacturers, automotive suppliers, and industrial OEMs. The company has also operated through subsidiaries and engineering units inherited from prior restructuring and consolidation efforts, although some subsidiary structures have evolved over time through divestitures and operational integration.

Strategic Position & Investments

Airtificial’s strategic direction has centered on industrial digitalization, smart manufacturing, robotics, lightweight materials, and mobility technologies. The company has emphasized growth through higher-value automation projects and advanced engineering services linked to electric mobility, Industry 4.0 manufacturing, and aerospace applications. Corporate presentations and annual reporting describe efforts to expand intelligent robotics capabilities and increase exposure to recurring industrial customers in automotive and aerospace sectors.

The company has pursued investments in automation platforms, engineering capabilities, and international expansion. Historical restructuring initiatives consolidated engineering and aerospace assets under the Airtificial brand following the integration of businesses associated with Carbures and Inypsa. Airtificial has also highlighted involvement in emerging sectors such as connected manufacturing systems, automated quality control technologies, and intelligent production infrastructure. While the company has referenced participation in advanced mobility and smart industry initiatives, some details regarding the commercial scale of these activities remain limited in public disclosures. Data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding the material contribution of certain emerging technology initiatives to total revenue.

Geographic Footprint

Airtificial is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, and maintains operational activity across multiple international regions. The company has historically reported a presence in Europe, North America, and Latin America, with engineering, manufacturing, and project delivery capabilities supporting multinational industrial clients. Spain remains a central operational and management hub, particularly for engineering coordination and aerospace activities.

The company’s international footprint includes manufacturing and engineering facilities serving automotive and aerospace customers in several jurisdictions. Airtificial has referenced operations and contracts involving customers in countries such as Spain, Mexico, France, Germany, and the United States, among others. Its business model relies significantly on export-oriented engineering services and participation in global industrial supply chains, especially within aerospace and mobility sectors.

Leadership & Governance

Airtificial is governed through a board-led corporate structure consistent with Spanish listed-company standards. The company’s leadership has focused on operational restructuring, industrial technology expansion, and international engineering growth. Public corporate communications emphasize innovation, industrial automation, and technological specialization as central pillars of management strategy.

Key executives and leadership figures publicly associated with the company include:

• Rafael Suñol – Chairman
• Luis Rogelio Rodríguez – Chief Executive Officer
• José María Tarragó – Executive leadership roles associated with industrial operations
• Antonio Obregón – Executive leadership roles associated with finance and corporate management

The company’s governance approach, based on public filings and investor materials, emphasizes technological transformation, operational efficiency, and expansion of advanced manufacturing capabilities. Some executive role titles and reporting structures have changed periodically following restructuring initiatives and corporate reorganization.