Veritas Capital Is Exploring a Sale of Aerospace Aftermarket Company Chromalloy That Could Fetch More Than $10 Billion
Monday, October 26, 2026 · first reported by HedgeCo
Chromalloy, which repairs and supplies replacement components for aircraft engines and for industrial gas turbines, may be sold by its owner Veritas Capital. Bloomberg News, citing people familiar with the matter, reported a sale could value the company above $10 billion. That number is a potential sale value rather than a bid, and it is unclear whether it means enterprise or equity value.
Veritas has financial advisers and could approach potential buyers in the next few weeks. Discussions are at an early stage, and a listing or keeping the business remain options. Rival companies and private equity firms are seen as likely bidders. Veritas declined to comment.
- Firm
- Veritas Capital
- Also named
- Chromalloy
- Deal value
- $10B
- Asset class
- Private equity
- Geography
- North America
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