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SIA Engineering to derive more contributions from its operating business

It is riding on robust demand for MRO services amid supply chain constraints and deferred plane deliveries

 Tay Peck Gek
Published Wed, Nov 6, 2024 · 05:28 PM
    • SIAEC CEO Chin Yau Seng notes that with strong demand now for MRO services, "it’s not a bad place to be as a supplier".
    • SIAEC CEO Chin Yau Seng notes that with strong demand now for MRO services, "it’s not a bad place to be as a supplier". PHOTO: BT FILE

    AVIATION maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services provider SIA Engineering (SIAEC) will lean more on its operating business in the next two to three years as it scales up processes, said chief executive officer Chin Yau Seng.

    At its financial results briefing on Wednesday (Nov 6), the helmsman noted that contributions from its associated and joint venture (JV) companies have bulked up the bottom line of Singapore Airlines ’ (SIA) MRO subsidiary recently.

    “In the coming period, we have to lean more on the operating side of business, the core business,” added Chin, without giving any forward guidance on this aspect.

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