Moog Timeline Please Install Flash to view an Interactive Timeline 1951 - Company Beginnings Bill Moog starts the Little Gem Valve Company as a basement operation. First Order = $800. Became Moog Valve Company 1954 - Moog Expands Moog valves standard equipment on over half of all U. S. fighter planes and 70% of guided missiles 1959 - Moog Changes Names Name changed to Moog Servocontrols Inc. Industrial Division formed. Moog stock offered for first time. Sales surpass $10 million 1960 - Hydra-Point Division Hydra-Point Division established 1965 - Moog Incorporated Name changed to Moog Inc. First International Subsidiary established Moog GmbH (Germany). Sales surpass $100 million 1968 - Moog England Moog Controls Limited formed in England. 1970 - Moog Japan Moog Japan Formed 1972 - Moog France Moog SARL formed in France 1974 - Space Shuttle Contract First Space Shuttle contract. Special Products Division formed (Moog ski bindings) 1975 - Moog Italy Moog Italy Established 1976 - Carleton Controls Acquired Carleton Controls Plastics Controls Division formed 1977 - Moog Brazil Moog Brazil Established 1978 - Moog Sweden Moog Sweden Established 1979 - Moog Australia Moog Australia Established 1980 - Moog Ireland Moog Ireland Established 1983 - Sales Climb Hydra-Point Division spun-off Sales surpass $200 million. 1984 - Moog in the Headlines Moog Spain established Moog named to "100 Best Companies To Work For in America." Manufacturing operation established in Baguio City, Philippines 1986 - Moog Expands Further Engine Controls Division formed (Clearwater, Florida) Moog Korea Established 1987 - Sales Grow Sales surpass $300 million. Carleton Controls sold to FR Group 1988 - New President and CEO Bob Brady named President and CEO of Moog Inc. Industrial Division becomes Moog Controls Inc., owned by Bill Moog 1989 - Moog Europe and Asia Manufacturing operation established in Bangalore, India. Moog Hong Kong and Finland established 1992 - Relocation and Expansion Engine Controls Division relocated to East Aurora. Moog Denmark established 1993 - Moog Singapore Moog Singapore established. Moog named to second edition of "100 Best Companies To Work For In America" 1994 - Moog Acquires Product Lines Moog acquires product lines from AlliedSignal - becomes Moog Aircraft Group Torrance Operations 1996 - $450 Million in Sales Moog reacquires Moog Controls Inc. - renamed Industrial Controls Division. Sales reach $450 million 1997 - Moog China Moog China established 1998 - Raytheon's Montek Division Moog acquires Raytheon's Montek Division Moog acquires Schaeffer Magnetics, Inc. Named to Fortune’s "100 Best Companies To Work For in America" 2004 - Litton Poly-Scientific Litton Poly-Scientific purchased, renamed Moog Components Group 2005 - $1 Billion Revenue For the first time in its history, Moog's revenues exceeded $1 billion. 2005 - Business Purchases Kaydon purchased, becomes part of Components Group Flo-Tork purchased in November. FCS Controls purchased - operations in Detroit, MI and Amsterdam, Netherlands 2006 - Medical Devices Medical Devices Segment established: purchased Curlin Medical, McKinley Medical 2007 - Companies Purchased ZEVEX International purchased. Thermal Control Products Inc. purchased. QuickSet International Inc. purchased. PRIZM Advanced Communications Electronics Inc. purchased 2008 - 14 Year Run 2008 marked fourteen consecutive fiscal years of growth in sales, earnings and earnings per share. 2008 - CSA, LTi, Berkely and AITECS Purchases CSA Engineering Inc. purchased. 40% ownership investment in LTi REEnergy GmbH Purchase of Berkely Process Controls and AITECS Medical UAB 2009 - Business Purchases Purchase of Ethox International, Insensys Limited Videolarm, Inc., Fernau Avionics Ltd. and GE Aviation Systems (Wolverhampton) 2009 - Boeing 787 First Flight Moog’s systems control the aircraft’s flight surfaces including ailerons, flaperons, elevators, rudder, flight spoilers and horizontal stabilizer, and the high lift system, which controls the leading edge slats and trailing edge flaps. 2010 - $2 Billion Revenue For the first time, Moog's annual revenue topped $2 billion. 2010 - Business Purchases Moog acquires Pieper GmbH and Mid America Aviation 2010 - Senior Management Promotions John Scannell elected President and COO Donald Fishback elected CFO Robert T. Brady remains Chairman and CEO 2011 - Business Purchases Moog Acquires Animatics Corporation, Crossbow Technologies, Bradford Engineering 2011 - Scannell Named CEO John Scannell Named CEO Robert T. Brady continues as Executive Chairman MOOG OVERVIEW MOOG VIDEO TIMELINE INVESTORS - HOME AIRCRAFT GROUP COMPONENTS GROUP INDUSTRIAL GROUP MEDICAL DEVICES GROUP SPACE AND DEFENSE GROUP CERTIFICATIONS MOOG TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE SAFE HARBOR - DATA PRIVACY POLICY FOR EMPLOYEES Moog Reports Increased Sales and EPS Moog announced 2nd quarter fiscal year 2014 net earnings of $38 million and earnings per share of $.82, a 3% increase over last year. Total sales of $650 million were up 1% from a year ago. LEARN MORE Moog Announces Share Repurchase Program Moog Inc. announced today that its Board of Directors has amended its share repurchase program permitting the Company to buy up to an aggregate of 4 million Class A & B common shares at management’s discretion. 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