KKR to sell aerospace hardware maker Novaria to Arcline for $2.2bn
Wednesday, March 4, 2026 · first reported by Alternatives Watch
KKR is selling aerospace hardware maker Novaria Group to Arcline for $2.2 billion, representing a significant PE exit in the aerospace sector. This marks KKR's divestment from its military-industrial portfolio company.
- Firm
- KKR
- Deal value
- $2.2B
- Asset class
- Private equity
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