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Investing.com -- Private equity firms Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners are reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire Triumph Group Inc (NYSE:TGI)., a supplier of aircraft parts and services. The potential deal, which includes the company’s debt, is valued around $3 billion, as reported by Bloomberg News.
The firms are considering a per-share price of $26 for the Radnor, Pennsylvania-based company.
Triumph Group’s shares saw a 33% increase to $24.90 in US premarket trading on Monday. The company, which had a market value of about $1.5 billion on Friday, also holds approximately $966 million in debt.
In October, Bloomberg News indicated that Triumph was considering a sale. The company provides a variety of aftermarket products for both commercial and military aircraft, such as engine parts and integrated systems.
Original equipment manufacturers constitute some of its largest clientele. In an effort to become a more agile player in the aftermarket sector, Triumph sold its product support arm to competitor AAR Corp (NYSE:AIR). for $725 million last year.
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