FIBERSPACE Expands Composite Manufacturing Into Luxembourg

Updated on August 13, 2026 • 4 min read

Polish composite technology company FIBERSPACE is expanding its international presence and manufacturing capabilities as it targets growing opportunities across the space, defense, aerospace and high-performance automotive sectors.

Founded in Racibórz, Poland, FIBERSPACE has recently established a presence in Luxembourg through the Technoport SA incubator while also investing in a new five-axis milling machine for its Polish production infrastructure.

Together, the developments expand both sides of the company’s strategy: building a broader European footprint while increasing its ability to manufacture and machine complex composite components.

From Composite Design to Series Manufacturing

FIBERSPACE operates across the complete development cycle for composite components, covering design, engineering, tooling, prototyping, industrialization and contract manufacturing.

Its production capabilities include autoclave prepreg processing and high-speed press molding, enabling the company to support projects from initial component development through series production.

This vertically integrated approach is particularly relevant in industries where transitioning a composite design from prototype to repeatable production can require coordination between material selection, tooling, molding and subsequent machining operations.

Luxembourg Expansion Builds International Footprint

FIBERSPACE recently joined Technoport SA in Luxembourg.

The company describes the move as a strategic step toward developing an international footprint alongside its existing manufacturing operations in Poland.

Luxembourg also provides FIBERSPACE with a presence in an established European space ecosystem as the company continues developing its activities beyond automotive composite manufacturing.

FIBERSPACE says its previous space-sector work includes a composite component that successfully passed qualification testing and is currently operating in orbit.

Five-Axis Milling Expands Production Capability

At its manufacturing operation, FIBERSPACE has added a new five-axis milling machine supplied by CMS SpA.

Five-axis machining enables simultaneous movement across multiple axes, making it particularly useful for producing and finishing parts with complex geometries.

For composite manufacturing, this capability can support operations such as precision trimming, drilling and machining of molded components as well as production of tooling.

FIBERSPACE says the investment expands its capacity for advanced machining and complex component production.

Hypercar Experience Extends From Prototype to Production

Automotive manufacturing is another established part of FIBERSPACE’s operations.

The company supplies interior and exterior composite components for hypercar manufacturers, supporting projects from prototype development through series production.

Such work gives the company experience managing the transition between low-volume development and repeatable production of complex composite components.

Targeting Defense Composite Applications

FIBERSPACE is also positioning its manufacturing capabilities toward defense applications where composite structures can provide weight and mechanical-performance advantages.

The company identifies potential applications including UAVs, unmanned systems, aerospace structures, ground vehicles and naval platforms.

Rather than representing a single product category, these applications illustrate the range of markets FIBERSPACE is targeting with its design, molding and machining capabilities.

Building a Broader European Composites Platform

The Luxembourg expansion and new five-axis machining capacity represent complementary developments for FIBERSPACE.

Its Polish operation remains the company’s manufacturing base, while the Luxembourg presence extends its international reach. At the same time, additional machining capacity strengthens the production infrastructure required to take increasingly complex composite components from engineering through finished parts.

For a company already working across hypercars, space, aerospace and defense, the investments indicate a continued push toward becoming a more integrated European supplier of advanced composite components.

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