FTAI Aviation Ltd. (FTAI) saw its stock soar 5.30% in Wednesday's intraday trading session, following the company's announcement of securing a $2.5 billion debt financing commitment to fund its Strategic Capital Initiative.
The major financing commitment, led by ATLAS SP Partners and Deutsche Bank's New York branch, will enable FTAI to acquire on-lease Boeing 737NG and Airbus A320ceo aircraft. The company aims to deploy over $4 billion in total capital through this Strategic Capital Initiative, positioning itself as one of the largest investors focused on mid-life, on-lease aircraft.
According to FTAI, all acquired engines will be maintained through its Maintenance, Repair, and Exchange (MRE) division, which is a core part of the company's business offering. The financing agreement highlights the company's plans for significant growth in its aircraft acquisition and leasing operations, leveraging its MRE capabilities as a key differentiator.
In a statement, FTAI's CEO Joseph P. Adams expressed excitement about the financing commitment, stating that it affirms and amplifies the company's strong momentum. He also noted the early growth potential for FTAI's Aerospace Products business, with only a 5% market share in a $22 billion total addressable market.
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