Operating Company Manufacturing

Enjet Aero

Overland Park, Kansas, United States

Kansas City-based aerospace company providing critical machined and fabricated parts and assemblies for the engine sector of the aerospace and defense industries. Specializes in hot-section engine components delivered to OEMs and other customers on time and on budget.

Focus Areas
Precision machining, Engine component manufacturing, Sheet metal fabrication
Website
enjetaero.com

Tracked deals

4

4 tracked deals across 2021-2022.

Recent pace

0

0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.

Deal mix

Buyout

3 buyout · 1 divestiture

Enjet Aero Acquisition Volume by Year

Last 2 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 2 years for Enjet Aero. 2 2021 2 2022

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

  • Buyer
    Enjet Aero
    Target
    Integral Industries, Inc.
    Seller
    Ed Mascolo
    Type
    Buyout

    Enjet Aero has acquired Integral Industries, Inc., a Newington, Connecticut-based manufacturer of components and assemblies for commercial and military aircraft engines. The deal expands Enjet Aero’s North American manufacturing footprint to nine locations and increases its capacity and presence on premier engine platforms; Integral’s owner Ed Mascolo will continue as president of the Newington operation.

  • Buyer
    Enjet Aero
    Target
    Spartan Aerospace
    Type
    Buyout

    Enjet Aero, headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, has acquired Spartan Aerospace of Manchester, Connecticut, adding a 70,000 sq. ft. facility and 80+ employees to expand production capabilities and its greater Hartford presence. The acquisition enhances Enjet's capabilities in machined aeroengine components, sheet metal fabrication, and assemblies to better serve commercial and defense aerospace OEMs and MRO customers.

  • Buyer
    Enjet Aero
    Target
    Birken Manufacturing
    Seller
    Birken Manufacturing (Greenberg family)
    Type
    Buyout

    Enjet Aero, a Kansas City-based engine component manufacturer, has acquired Birken Manufacturing of Bloomfield, Connecticut, expanding Enjet's machining, sheet metal and testing capabilities for aeroengine customers. Birken's leadership will remain in place and the facility will be renamed Enjet Aero Bloomfield to integrate into Enjet's network and add capacity for OEM engine programs.

  • Buyer
    Enjet Aero
    Target
    Enginetics
    Seller
    Standex International Corporation

    Kansas City-based Enjet Aero has acquired Enginetics, a Dayton, Ohio precision components manufacturer, from Standex International Corporation. The acquisition adds Enginetics' metal forming, brazing, heat-treating and laser-drilling capabilities to Enjet's portfolio, expanding its engine-component manufacturing capabilities and customer reach in commercial and military aerospace.

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