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Aerocision
Aerocision is the family-office entity linked to a Tier-1 aerospace machining supplier, with a portfolio centered on advanced U.S. manufacturing assets.
Aerocision
AeroCision is a manufacturer of aerospace engine components. The company produces blades, vanes, seal segments, fuel control housings, and electromechanical assemblies for aircraft and military platforms. Founded in 1958, AeroCision is based in Chester, Connecticut, and serves the military aerospace, commercial aerospace, general defense, and industrial sectors.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Chandler
Corporate office
Chandler, AZ, United States
Additional offices
Anaheim, CA · Chester, CT
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Aerocision generate its wealth?
Aerocision's wealth originates from its namesake precision-machining operating company. That business manufactures complex gas-turbine engine components for major aerospace OEMs including GE Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney, often as a single-source supplier on mature commercial and military engine programs like the CFM56 and F135.
Is Aerocision a multi-family office or does it serve outside investors?
Aerocision operates as a single-family office. It manages capital generated by the industrial manufacturing enterprise and has not publicly indicated any services for external families or outside capital.
What asset classes does Aerocision invest in?
The office concentrates on advanced manufacturing and hard industrial assets, specifically precision machining capacity, production real estate, and supply-chain equipment tied to aerospace and defense prime contractors. Its portfolio is weighted toward direct ownership of operating capabilities rather than traditional public-market securities.
Does Aerocision participate in private equity fund commitments or direct deals?
The office is structured around direct operational ownership, with the family's primary investment being the ongoing capitalization of its own manufacturing facilities. There is no public record of fund commitments to outside private equity or venture capital managers.
Which sectors does Aerocision avoid?
Aerocision's investments are virtually exclusive to industrial manufacturing and aerospace supply chains. There is no evidence of deployment in consumer technology, financial services, life sciences, or other asset-light sectors.
Does Aerocision maintain a philanthropic foundation or related nonprofit?
No philanthropic foundation, donor-advised fund, or grantmaking entity has been publicly linked to the Aerocision family office or its operating company.
How is the wealth managed across the family's operating sites?
The office integrates wealth management with operations across the firm's primary manufacturing centers in Chandler, AZ; Anaheim, CA; and Chester, CT. These locations reflect a strategy of co-locating capital with production assets in aerospace manufacturing clusters.
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