TAT Technologies secured long-term MRO contracts with international airlines worth an estimated $45 million in revenue over 5–10 years, boosting its aftermarket backlog and revenue visibility. The company also sold a minority interest for an expected one-time pre-tax gain of about $4 million in Q2 2026.
TAT Technologies announced several multi-year maintenance, repair and overhaul agreements with international commercial and cargo airlines, covering auxiliary power units and heat exchangers under OEM authorization. These awards represent about $45 million of estimated revenue over contract terms of five to ten years and reinforce TAT’s position in the global aerospace aftermarket.
The company completed the sale of its minority interest in an unconsolidated entity, which is expected to generate a one-time pre-tax gain of approximately $4 million in the second quarter of 2026. This transaction will bolster Q2 results and enhance free cash flow.
Together, the new long-term contracts and the one-time gain expand TAT’s backlog and revenue visibility, supporting management’s outlook for continued revenue growth and EBITDA expansion throughout 2026 and beyond.
