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UMI AERO GROUP was acquired by INESPASA in 2025.

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06/2025

UMI AERO GROUP acquired by INESPASA

SPAIN Aerospace, Naval & Defense / Aerostructures REV 25M - 50M EUR

Context

Inespasa has acquired the remaining 50% stake in UMI Aero Group from its long-term partner Mecanizados Eulogio Peña (Meupe), becoming the sole owner of the consortium. This strategic transaction responds to the aerospace industry's current drive toward supplier consolidation, specifically encouraged by Airbus to simplify its portfolio of subcontractors. The acquisition marks a shift from organic growth to an inorganic expansion strategy, partly driven by the complex financing landscape currently affecting the aerospace sector. The strategic rationale focuses on integrating UMI’s turnkey structural solutions and extensive project management expertise fully into Inespasa’s operations. This consolidation allows the combined entity to scale its workforce to 300 employees and optimize its production capacity across three centers in Seville. The merger positions the group to better serve major multi-year contracts for the Airbus A220, A330 Cargo, and Boeing 787 programs, as well as high-end business jet structures for Dassault. By controlling 100% of UMI, Inespasa simplifies its governance and strengthens its balance sheet to compete for larger, more complex aerostructure work packages on a European level.

UMI AERO GROUP, which reported an EBITDA margin of LOGIN in 2025, is valued in this transaction at an EV/EBITDA multiple of LOGIN, a level to compare with the average currently observed in the Industry & Manufacturing sector (11.1x).

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Target

UMI Aero Group is a specialized aerospace consortium established in 2006 to provide turnkey solutions for metallic structures and assemblies. The organization manages the complete product lifecycle, from initial engineering and production engineering to machining, assembly, surface treatments, and after-sales service. Operating as a critical Tier-2 supplier for major platforms such as the Airbus A400M, C295, Eurofighter, and Saab Gripen, the group also provides logistics and integrated quality management. Its infrastructure includes specialized centers in the Aerópolis aerospace technology park in Seville. The business model is centered on high-precision aerospace manufacturing and supply chain integration, holding essential international certifications including ISO and NADCAP required by global OEMs like Boeing and Bombardier.

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Revenue range: 25M - 50M EUR

EBITDA range: 5M - 25M EUR

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Target: umi aero group

Acquirer: inespasa