Triumph Group to Go Private in $3 Billion Deal with Berkshire Partners and Warburg Pincus

Triumph Group

Investment Firms Plan to Take Aerospace Supplier Triumph Group Private in Major Acquisition

Triumph Group, a prominent aerostructure supplier based in the United States, has announced a $3 billion deal to be acquired by investment firms Berkshire Partners and Warburg Pincus. This acquisition will take Triumph Group private, marking a significant shift for the company. The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2025, pending regulatory approval and shareholder consent.

Aerospace Manufacturing and Global Presence

Triumph Group is a key supplier in the aerospace industry, providing components and systems to major airframers such as Boeing and Airbus. The company manufactures a wide range of aerospace products, including titanium-intensive heat exchangers and landing gear systems. Triumph Group’s products also go into aircraft structures and engines, contributing to both new aircraft and aftermarket services.

With operations in 13 facilities across the U.S. and another 10 locations in Mexico, Germany, France, and the UK, Triumph Group has a strong global footprint. The company’s decision to focus on parts production follows the sale of its product support unit, which provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities, to AAR in March 2024.

The Future of Triumph Group Under Private Ownership

Following this acquisition, Triumph Group is poised to focus more on its core parts production capabilities. The deal represents a strategic shift towards consolidating Triumph’s manufacturing and engineering strengths in the aerospace sector. The move to privatization could enable the company to streamline operations and focus on long-term growth in a competitive industry.