Bombardier Inc. said it will acquire assets of MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. in Mississauga, Ontario, from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, strengthening in-house aerostructures and supply-chain resilience. Joint materials describe aerostructure manufacturing capabilities and a workforce of about 750 employees, with MHI providing transitional support after closing. The transaction remains subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions and is expected to close later this year, not yet completed.
Transaction terms remain confidential. No purchase price was disclosed. Secondary reporting has described a large Mississauga footprint supporting Global 5500 and 6500 wings and Challenger 3500 work, but the public package centers on capability, workforce, and pending close rather than financial multiples.
This is a distinct Canadian aerospace asset deal with confidential terms, pending a 2026 close, covering about 750 employees.
Sources: Bombardier GlobeNewswire; MHI corporate news; JCN Newswire; Reuters via MarketScreener.
