ST Engineering wins $4.8b in new contracts in Q1

Commercial Aerospace secured $1.7b in deals across MRO and A&S businesses.

Singapore Technologies Engineering has secured $4.8b new contracts in the first quarter of 2026.

The deals comprised $1.7b from the Commercial Aerospace segment, $2.4b from Defence & Public Security, and $0.7b from Urban Solutions & Satcom.

Commercial Aerospace landed contracts across its Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) and Aerostructures & Systems businesses.

Airframe MRO work included a renewal to provide heavy maintenance and cabin modification for an American airline’s Airbus fleet, as well as heavy maintenance support for an air freight operator’s Boeing fleet.

Engine MRO contracts included an agreement with Xiamen Airlines to support CFM LEAP-1A engines through their first Performance Restoration Shop Visit.

In addition, component MRO contracts included maintenance-by-the-hour support and landing gear overhaul work for Skymark Airlines covering 737 MAX and 737NG aircraft.

Meanwhile, the freighter conversion business secured Airbus A330-300 passenger-to-freighter conversion contracts with aircraft lessors Hengqin Winglet Aircraft Technology and Asia Pacific Aviation Leasing Group.

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