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Materials &alloystitanium, aluminium, forg…Parts &electronicscastings, boards, sub-tie…TransDigmoperating…50+ proprietary parts mak…Airframe &engine OEMsBoeing, Airbus, engine &…Aftermarket &MROspares, repairs, upgradesOperators &governmentsairlines, DoD, militariesTITitanium & specialty alloysFRGCastings & forgingsELCElectronic componentsSUBSub-tier machiningTDGTransDigm GroupUNI50+ operating unitsESTEsterline (TransDigm units)CPICPI electron devicesBABoeingAIRAirbusRTXRTX (Collins / Pratt)LMTLockheed MartinGEGE AerospaceAFTAirlines & MRO aftermarketDISParts distributorsDODUS DoD & militariesAIRAirlines & operators
Company details
Market cap
$79B
P/E ratio
38×
EBITDA margin
54%
EPS (TTM)
$36
Profit margin
23%
Rev. growth
+11%
Revenue
$8.8B
Net debt / EBITDA
5.8×
In plain English
TransDigm buys makers of proprietary, sole-source aircraft parts — pumps, actuators, ignition systems, fasteners, cockpit controls — and runs them for extraordinary margins. ~90% of its products are proprietary and most are sole-source, so once a part is designed onto a plane it earns high-margin aftermarket revenue for the life of the aircraft. A private-equity-style serial acquirer that funds deals and $90/share special dividends with debt.
In simple terms
What TransDigm Group really sells
TransDigm buys makers of proprietary, sole-source aircraft parts — pumps, actuators, ignition systems, fasteners, cockpit controls — and runs them for extraordinary margins. ~90% of its products are proprietary and most are sole-source, so once a part is designed onto a plane it earns high-margin aftermarket revenue for the life of the aircraft. A private-equity-style serial acquirer that funds deals and $90/share special dividends with debt.
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