TAT Technologies (TAT) has secured several new long-term MRO agreements with international passenger and cargo airlines, representing an estimated combined value of approximately US$45 million. The contracts span periods of five to ten years.
The newly awarded agreements cover support for auxiliary power unit (APU) platforms under TAT’s OEM authorisation, as well as MRO services for heat exchangers. The company believes the contracts further strengthen its position in the global commercial aviation aftermarket and reflect sustained demand for its APU and thermal management capabilities.
Minority Stake Divested
TAT also announced the sale of its minority interest in an unconsolidated entity. As a result of the transaction, the company expects to record a one-off pre-tax gain of approximately US$4 million in the second quarter of 2026.
“These new long-term contracts mark another important milestone in our global sales efforts,” said Igal Zamir, President and Chief Executive Officer of TAT Technologies. “We continue to see strong demand across our MRO operations, supported by healthy order activity and growing engagement from both existing and new airline customers worldwide.
“These agreements enhance our revenue visibility and order backlog while expanding our presence across key international airline programmes. We believe the continued momentum across the business positions TAT to deliver revenue growth and EBITDA expansion throughout 2026 and beyond.”
