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Aerospace Parts Supplier Sees Strong Demand Across Markets
TransDigm Group, a leading aerospace parts supplier, expects revenue to grow about 14% in fiscal 2027, driven by increased commercial aircraft production, aftermarket demand, and a strong defense backlog. The company’s CEO, Mike Lisman, described the impact of elevated oil prices and weaker passenger traffic as a short-term ‘air pocket,’ rather than a lasting demand destruction. TransDigm Group repurchased approximately $940 million of stock in the fourth quarter, bringing its fiscal-year total to $2.75 billion. The company’s forecast includes recent acquisitions, such as Prince & Izant, and assumes no additional acquisitions or divestitures. This news was first reported by TradingView News.