Aerospace & Defense Divestitures in 2023

Acquisition Volume in Aerospace & Defense Divestitures in 2023 by Year

Last 5 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 5 years for Aerospace & Defense Divestitures in 2023. 1 2022 4 2023 13 2024 15 2025 ~8 est. 2 2026
Actual Full-year estimate
  • Buyer
    HawkEye 360
    Target
    RF Solutions
    Seller
    Maxar Intelligence

    Herndon-based HawkEye 360 has acquired RF Solutions, a Westminster, Colorado business unit formerly part of Maxar Intelligence. The deal, a divestiture of Maxar's RF Solutions assets, adds two on-orbit satellites, IP, a data archive and about 11 employees to HawkEye 360, expanding its RF-spectrum scanning and analytics capabilities.

  • Buyer
    TJC, L.P. (The Jordan Company), Resolute Fund VI, L.P. (affiliate)
    Target
    Commercial Aviation Solutions (CAS) / Acron Aviation
    Seller
    L3Harris Technologies

    An affiliate of The Resolute Fund VI (managed by TJC, L.P.) has closed the acquisition of L3Harris Technologies' Commercial Aviation Solutions (CAS) business for $800 million in cash. The CAS business — comprising an Avionics manufacturing unit and a Commercial Training Solutions unit — will operate under the new name Acron Aviation and serves commercial, business/regional and military aviation customers worldwide. The sale represents L3Harris' divestiture of a commercial-focused unit to focus on its core defense operations.

  • Buyer
    Loar Group Inc.
    Target
    CAV Systems Group Limited
    Seller
    Baird Capital, Baird Capital Partners Europe Limited
    Location
    County Durham, United Kingdom

    Loar Group Inc. has completed the acquisition of CAV Systems Group Limited (CAV) from Baird Capital, giving Baird a full exit from its 2017 investment. Headquartered in Consett, County Durham, CAV is a provider of in‑flight ice protection and drag‑reduction technologies; Loar said the deal expands its proprietary aerospace capabilities and aftermarket offering.

  • Buyer
    Macquarie AirFinance, Macquarie Asset Management, PGGM Infrastructure Fund, Australian Retirement Trust (ART)
    Target
    ALAFCO Aviation Lease and Finance Company K.S.C.P.
    Seller
    ALAFCO Aviation Lease and Finance Company K.S.C.P.
    Location
    Kuwait

    Macquarie AirFinance, with backing and equity from Macquarie Asset Management, PGGM Infrastructure Fund and Australian Retirement Trust (ART), will acquire a $US2.2 billion aircraft portfolio from ALAFCO Aviation Lease and Finance Company K.S.C.P. The deal — supported by a $US1.65 billion acquisition facility underwritten by BNP Paribas, Citibank, MUFG Bank and Natixis — will expand and modernize Macquarie AirFinance's fleet and improve its emissions profile; ALAFCO shareholders approved the transaction and completion was expected in 2023.

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