Deal

TransDigm Group acquires SCHROTH Safety Products (Takata aerospace business)

February 2017 full acquisition / carve-out ready

Snapshot

TransDigm Group acquired SCHROTH Safety Products (Takata aerospace business) for approximately $90 million in cash in February 2017. The transaction was structured as all cash. SCHROTH Safety Products (Takata aerospace business) is a Arnsberg, Germany; Pompano Beach and Orlando, Florida-based Airframe business.

Acquirer
TransDigm Group
Target
SCHROTH Safety Products (Takata aerospace business)
Value
approximately $90 million in cash
Date
February 2017
Type
full acquisition / carve-out
Status
ready
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The deal at a glance

Private-market deal
TransDigm Group acquires SCHROTH Safety Products (Takata aerospace business)
Deal value
approximately $90 million in cash
Sector
Airframe
Date
February 2017
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About this deal

TransDigm Group acquired SCHROTH Safety Products (Takata aerospace business) for approximately $90 million in cash, a transaction completed in February 2017, structured as all cash.

SCHROTH Safety Products (Takata aerospace business) operates in Airframe, is based in Arnsberg, Germany; Pompano Beach and Orlando, Florida, had revenue of about approximately $43 million (FY ending March 31, 2017). Stock of SCHROTH Safety Products GmbH plus certain aviation/defense assets of Takata Corporation (incl. Takata Protection Systems Inc.), going forward known as SCHROTH. Designs/manufactures proprietary advanced safety systems for aviation, racing and military ground vehicles: technical restraints, passenger belts, structural monument airbags and cockpit security components on Airbus/Boeing platforms (incl. 787, A350, A380). About $43M FY revenue; about 260 employees; sites in Arnsberg, Germany and Pompano Beach/Orlando, Florida. About 40% aftermarket; about 80% aerospace and defense.

Proprietary safety systems with about 40% aftermarket on major Airbus/Boeing platforms

SCHROTH has built a solid reputation based on technical expertise and product excellence. The company has significant and growing aftermarket on attractive high use platforms.
W. Nicholas Howley, Chairman and CEO, TransDigm Group
Advisors not disclosed

No advisory firms have been disclosed for this transaction.

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