Dubai-based aircraft lessor DAE Capital is closing in on a deal to buy control of leasing platform Macquarie AirFinance, two industry sources said. The two firmsDubai-based aircraft lessor DAE Capital is closing in on a deal to buy control of leasing platform Macquarie AirFinance, two industry sources said. The two firms
DAE Capital nears deal to buy aircraft leasing firm
Dubai-based aircraft lessor DAE Capital is closing in on a deal to buy control of leasing platform Macquarie AirFinance, two industry sources said.
The two firms did not immediately respond to a request for comment. In January, Reuters reported that DAE was among the final contenders for the Macquarie aircraft leasing assets, alongside Saudi Arabia’s AviLease and Qatar’s Lesha Bank.
A sale follows a competitive round of bidding as demand for aircraft soars with commercial planesmakers Boeing and Airbus unable to produce enough jets to keep up with demand from airlines. That has created an opportunity for owners of lessors to sell at premium multiples.
In 2017, Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) acquired Dublin-based AWAS, the world’s tenth-biggest aircraft lessor.
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- BlueFive Capital to raise $1bn for Asia investments
- IATA chief: Boeing and Airbus woes are a win for jet leasing
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