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Triumph Group

Triumph Group Pension Plan provides defined benefits to employees of Triumph Group, Inc. The plan consolidated assets from acquisitions including Vought...

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Triumph Group

Triumph Group Pension Plan provides defined benefits to employees of Triumph Group, Inc. The plan consolidated assets from acquisitions including Vought Aircraft Industries. The plan holds a 10.88 percent allocation to private equity. It maintains direct ownership of industrial real estate through Triumph Aerostructures Real Estate Investment Co., LLC. Geographic exposure centers on the United States with additional activity in Europe through sponsorship of aerospace trade events. The plan reports $1.158 billion in assets. Triumph Group, Inc. was acquired in 2025 by Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners. Jorge L. Valladares III was appointed CEO of the parent company following the transaction. The pension plan operates as a corporate defined benefit structure sponsored by an operating company now under private equity ownership.

General information

Firm type

Pension Fund

Year founded

1993

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Rochester

Corporate office

555 East Lancaster Avenue Suite 400, Radnor, PA, United States

Principals

Richard C. Ill

Founder

Jorge L. Valladares III

CEO

Sector focus

AerospaceDefence

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Triumph Group following the July 2025 transaction?

Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners jointly acquired Triumph Group in July 2025, taking the company private. The two firms share ownership and board control, with Jorge Valladares installed as CEO at the close of the deal.

What does Triumph Group actually manufacture?

Triumph produces aircraft structural components, actuation systems, interiors, and geared solutions. The firm's facilities in Michigan, California, Mexico, and Thailand supply these parts and related services to customers including Boeing and Airbus.

How does Triumph Group's strategy relate to aerospace secondaries?

Under its new private-equity ownership, Triumph is positioned as a consolidation platform focused on acquiring existing aerospace aftermarket businesses, repair capabilities, and secondary component lines — rather than competing for new-build original equipment contracts.

Who runs investment and operational decisions at Triumph Group?

Jorge Valladares was appointed CEO in July 2025 at the close of the buyout. He replaced Daniel Crowley, who had served as Chairman, President, and CEO from 2016 through the transaction. Major strategy and capital allocation decisions are influenced by sponsors Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners.

Does Triumph Group operate internationally?

Yes. Triumph maintains production facilities in Mexicali, Mexico and Rayong, Thailand in addition to its US sites in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Michigan, and California. The firm holds an associate membership in AMCHAM Thailand through Triumph Aviation Services Asia.

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