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TransDigm’s $2.2B Aftermarket Power Move Could Reshape Its Profit Engine!

TransDigm Group Incorporated has entered 2026 with renewed strategic momentum, underpinned by resilient commercial aftermarket demand, disciplined capital allocation, and a fresh wave of acquisition activity that reinforces its long-standing private-equity-style playbook. In January, the company announced agreements to acquire Jet Parts Engineering and Victor Sierra Aviation Holdings from Vance Street Capital for a combined consideration of approximately $2.2 billion in cash. The two businesses generated roughly $280 million of combined revenue in 2025, with nearly 100% derived from the commercial aftermarket, a revenue stream that sits at the core of TransDigm’s margin structure and cash flow stability. The announcement followed a strong fiscal 2025 close, highlighted by over $2.4 billion in free cash flow, EBITDA margins exceeding 50%, and management commentary emphasizing an active M&A pipeline focused on proprietary, high-aftermarket-content aerospace assets.