Record quarterly revenue and strong top-line growth
Revenue of $325 million, up 27% year-over-year; organic revenue (ex recent acquisitions) grew ~15% year-over-year, reflecting robust underlying demand.
Balanced segment performance — Distribution and MRO expansion
Distribution revenue increased 26% YoY and MRO revenue increased 28% YoY, driven by new and existing programs, expanded repair capacity and contributions from acquisitions (Aero 3, Turbine Weld). Engine-related aftermarket activity now represents more than 50% of total revenue.
Profitability and margin expansion
Consolidated adjusted EBITDA rose 37% YoY to $55 million; adjusted EBITDA margin improved to 17.1% (≈ +130 basis points YoY). Adjusted net income was $33 million and adjusted diluted EPS was $1.17.
Strategic M&A and program wins
Closed PAG acquisition (May 5) creating a combined platform with 61 locations across 8 countries (48 repair facilities, 11 distribution centers). PAG is described as immediately margin-accretive with management targeting a clear path to exceed 20% consolidated adjusted EBITDA margin over time. Also closed NorthStar (April 1) to expand engine service/logistics capabilities; completed integration of Turbine Weld; secured a global life-of-program distribution agreement with Pratt & Whitney Canada covering >2,500 SKUs and expanded a CFM56 asset-management program.
Strengthened capital structure and liquidity
Ended the quarter with ~$1.24 billion in cash and cash equivalents (majority used to fund the PAG acquisition at close); no borrowings on an upsized $500 million revolver; closed a $900 million Term Loan B. Pro forma adjusted net leverage estimated below 3x with a path to below 2.5x by year-end.
Updated full-year guidance (inclusive of PAG)
Updated FY2026 revenue growth guidance (inclusive of PAG) to +57% to +61%; updated adjusted EBITDA margin outlook (inclusive of PAG) to 18.1%–18.5%. Management notes these updates reflect inclusion of PAG rather than a change to the underlying business outlook.
Demand resilience and forward indicators
Management reports strong bookings and a strong start to April; notes resilient demand in engine aftermarket and business/general aviation despite elevated fuel prices, with multi-month visibility on many engine-related bookings.