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Seale & Associates advises aerospace suppliers and manufacturers on cross-border M&A between the United States and Mexico.
Seale & Associates professionals have extensive experience across numerous verticals in both the Aerospace and Defense markets. Our team has successfully worked with a wide range of public and private clients, on a variety of complex transactions which require a seasoned financial advisor and a customized process.
The aerospace and defense industry is evolving with a focus on technological innovation, operational efficiency, and adaptation to global demands, strengthening its competitiveness and resilience in a changing environment.
Download Aerospace & Defense Reports↓Representative Areas of Expertise
- Aerostructures
- Aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO)
- Assembly
- Autonomous Systems
- Avionics
- Composites
- Cybersecurity
- Mission Systems
- Precision Machining
- Processing
- Propulsion and Landing
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)
- Weapon Systems and Munitions
- Displays and Controls
Representative experience
Mexico’s aerospace cluster and nearshoring
All 13 transactions in this industry
Seale & Associates has advised on the following transactions in this sector.
- Seale Advised Allied Defense Group on Corporate Finance Advisory Services
- Seale Advised Amkor on the Divestiture of Amkor Test Services
- Seale Advised Dynamic Gunver Technologies on Acquisition Advisory Services
- Seale Advised Goodrich Corporation on Acquisition Advisory Services
- Seale Advised HEICO on Acquisition Advisory Services
- Seale Advised Lockheed Martin on the Divestiture of its Commercial Flight Training Business
- Seale Advised MBA Aviation on Valuation Advisory Services
- Seale Advised PCX Aerosystems on the Divestiture of Texas Machining Business
- Seale Advised Triumph Group on the Divestiture of Three Aerospace Businesses
- Seale Advised Triumph Group on the Divestiture of Triumph Processing
- Seale Advised Triumph Group on the Divestiture of its Leading Aerospace Metal Finishing Company
- Seale Advised Triumph Group on the Sale of Triump Structures LA
- Seale Advised Triumph Group on the Sale of their Nashville Operations
Advisors in this industry
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The bankers who have led the most transactions in this industry.
James Seale12 transactions
Robert Whitney10 transactions
Brett Carmel3 transactions
Sergio García del Bosque1 transaction
Industry reports
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q1 2026Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q4 2025Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q3 2025Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q2 2025Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q1 2025Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q4 2024Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q3 2024Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q2 2024Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q1 2024Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q4 2023Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q3 2023Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q2 2023Valuation UpdateDownload
Aerospace & Defense Industry Q1 2023Valuation UpdateDownload
Strategic Advisory for Aerospace & Defense Companies
Seale & Associates offers unparalleled expertise in navigating the complexities of Aerospace & Defense transactions. Whether you’re looking to divest, acquire, or explore strategic partnerships, our team of seasoned advisors delivers customized solutions to help you achieve your business objectives. Contact us.
Frequently asked questions
What drives the valuation of an aerospace supplier?
Certification and qualification status such as AS9100 and NADCAP, program backlog, platform position and customer diversification drive valuation more than revenue scale alone.
How do I sell an aerospace supplier business?
The process starts by putting certifications, program contracts and backlog in order, because those are the assets a buyer prices. Deals involving controlled technology require assessing regulatory restrictions from the outset.
Why does nearshoring increase the value of my aerospace company?
Because original equipment manufacturers are looking for certified capacity close to their North American plants, and that capacity takes years to build from scratch.
Do I need regulatory approval to sell to a foreign buyer?
Transactions involving controlled technology or defence work can require review under CFIUS and compliance with ITAR. This should be assessed at the start of a process, because it shapes the buyer universe.
Which aerospace subsectors does Seale cover?
Seale covers thirteen aerospace and defence subsectors spanning structures, components, machining, MRO and systems.














