TransDigm lifts 2026 outlook after strong Q3 results and acquisitions
Aug 4, 2026, 7:18 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Guidance raise and accretive acquisitions improve growth trajectory and cash flow visibility; potential multiple expansion on stronger returns, though debt load may temper near-term margin upside.
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TransDigm posted a strong Q3, with sales up 23% to $2.741B, EPS of $9.39, and Adjusted EPS of $10.87. The company raised its fiscal 2026 guidance and highlighted robust demand across aftermarket, OEM, and defense. Announced M&A activity includes Prince & Izant for $1.07B, plus earlier Jet Parts Engineering and Victor Sierra deals, financed with new debt, while stock buybacks remain aggressive.
Q3 net sales $2,741M, up 23% YoY; net income $540M.
EPS $9.39; Adjusted EPS $10.87; EBITDA Defined $1,447M; 52.8% margin.
Acquisitions: Prince & Izant about $1.07B; Jet Parts Eng and Victor Sierra ~$2.2B.
Share repurchases: $1.0B in Q3; YTD $1.8B; solid liquidity
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