Aerospace M and A Accelerates as Jet Output Rises

Aerospace supply chain deals are surging as stabilizing production schedules at Boeing and Airbus give buyers confidence. Private equity firms and strategic buyers are actively acquiring suppliers with scarce workers and specialized manufacturing capabilities.

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Aerospace supply chain M&A surged through August, with Janes Capital Partners tracking 154 commercial transactions worth $14B. Stabilizing jet production schedules are giving buyers confidence in long-term demand across the sector. The deal volume sits just shy of the record 159 transactions set in 2019, driven by strategic buyers and private equity firms targeting specialized manufacturers.

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