TransDigm to buy proximity sensor maker Simmonds for $765 million
ReutersJun 30, 2025 1:23 PM
June 30 (Reuters) - Aerospace supplier TransDigm Group TDG.N said on Monday it will acquire Simmonds Precision Products from defense contractor RTX Corp RTX.N for about $765 million in cash.
Simmonds makes fuel and proximity sensing and structural health monitoring products for the aerospace and defense industry.
Cleveland, Ohio-based TransDigm supplies aircraft components such as cockpit security systems and engine sensors for commercial and military jets, and counts planemakers Boeing BA.N and Airbus AIR.PA among its customers.
TransDigm said the deal is expected to be financed through existing cash on hand.
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