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StandardAero, Inc.
StandardAero, Inc. has carved out a formidable presence in the aerospace industry, evolving from a modest Canadian repair shop into a global powerhouse of aviation services. Born in 1911, the company has skillfully navigated over a century of technological changes and industry shifts, establishing a reputation for excellence in aircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO). Operating across multiple continents, StandardAero has strategically expanded its suite of services to cater to a diverse client base, including commercial, military, business aviation, and helicopter markets. This adaptability, paired with a relentless focus on customer service, has positioned StandardAero as a trusted partner for airlines and operators who rely on timely, efficient maintenance to keep their fleets flying safely and economically.
The company's main revenue streams arise from comprehensive engine and airframe repair services, refurbishment of aircraft components, and providing sophisticated technical support. By transforming complex technical challenges into tailored solutions, StandardAero not only minimizes downtime for its clients but also extends the operational life and efficiency of their aircraft. Beyond traditional MRO services, the company has also ventured into ancillary markets, offering engineering services, parts distribution, and comprehensive logistics support. This strategic diversification, coupled with investments in state-of-the-art technology, allows StandardAero to offer competitive and cutting-edge solutions that enhance the performance and reliability of aircraft around the globe. Through these efforts, StandardAero sustains its profitability while fostering long-term partnerships within the aviation community.
StandardAero, Inc. has carved out a formidable presence in the aerospace industry, evolving from a modest Canadian repair shop into a global powerhouse of aviation services. Born in 1911, the company has skillfully navigated over a century of technological changes and industry shifts, establishing a reputation for excellence in aircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO). Operating across multiple continents, StandardAero has strategically expanded its suite of services to cater to a diverse client base, including commercial, military, business aviation, and helicopter markets. This adaptability, paired with a relentless focus on customer service, has positioned StandardAero as a trusted partner for airlines and operators who rely on timely, efficient maintenance to keep their fleets flying safely and economically.
The company's main revenue streams arise from comprehensive engine and airframe repair services, refurbishment of aircraft components, and providing sophisticated technical support. By transforming complex technical challenges into tailored solutions, StandardAero not only minimizes downtime for its clients but also extends the operational life and efficiency of their aircraft. Beyond traditional MRO services, the company has also ventured into ancillary markets, offering engineering services, parts distribution, and comprehensive logistics support. This strategic diversification, coupled with investments in state-of-the-art technology, allows StandardAero to offer competitive and cutting-edge solutions that enhance the performance and reliability of aircraft around the globe. Through these efforts, StandardAero sustains its profitability while fostering long-term partnerships within the aviation community.
Record Year: StandardAero delivered record 2025 results with revenue up 16% and adjusted EBITDA up 17%, driven by strong demand and execution.
Free Cash Flow: Generated $209 million in 2025 free cash flow, with $308 million in Q4 alone as supply chain constraints eased.
Strong Outlook: Management guided to 2026 revenue of $6.275–6.425 billion, 10% adjusted EBITDA growth, and 18% adjusted EPS growth at the midpoint.
LEAP Program: LEAP engine MRO work ramped significantly, with 60 engines inducted (up from 10 in 2024) and revenues doubling year-over-year; program expected to become profitable in the first half of 2026.
Margin Expansion: Company is eliminating $300–400 million of low-margin pass-through revenue, supporting reported margin improvement; 2026 company margin expected up 70 bps.
Segment Performance: Engine Services revenue grew 15.3%, Component Repair Services up 19.6%; CRS margins guided to 28.5–29.5% for 2026.
Supply Chain & Labor: Supply chain delays are improving but still present; no major labor constraints reported, with strong retention and internal training programs in place.
Capital Allocation: Leverage ratio improved to 2.4x; $450 million share repurchase program authorized.
