ASLE
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ASLE
S&P 500
Over the past 12 months, ASLE has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -34% compared to S&P 500's +19% growth.
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AerSale Corp
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AerSale Corp is an aerospace aftermarket company. It buys, sells, leases, repairs, and parts out commercial aircraft and aircraft engines, with a strong focus on older planes and engines that still have useful value. Its main customers are airlines, cargo carriers, aircraft lessors, maintenance shops, and other aviation businesses that need parts, replacement engines, or support keeping fleets flying. The company makes money in a few ways: selling used and serviceable aircraft parts, leasing aircraft and engines, performing maintenance and repair work, and handling aircraft teardown and component recovery. Instead of relying only on new aircraft sales, AerSale sits in the middle of the used-aircraft supply chain, where it can buy an aircraft or engine, refurbish or dismantle it, and resell the pieces or lease the asset. What makes AerSale different is its focus on extracting value from aviation assets that are near the end of their normal airline life. That gives it a business model tied to the long service life of aircraft and the constant need for affordable replacement parts. In plain terms, AerSale turns old airplanes and engines into a stream of parts, services, and lease income for customers who need to keep planes in service.
