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Aeroengine components
Manufacturing of aeroengine components and assemblies, with expertise in complex fabrications and rotatives, spanning engine cold section, hot section, shafts and specialty materials.
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TSX-listed Ontario manufacturer of aeroengine and aerostructure components for commercial and defence aircraft, with a Winnipeg space division building small satellite buses, avionics and Black Brant rockets.

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TSX-listed Ontario manufacturer of aeroengine and aerostructure components for commercial and defence aircraft, with a Winnipeg space division building small satellite buses, avionics and Black Brant rockets.
FY2025 revenue reached $1,044.7 million, up 10.9% from $942.4 million in 2024, with net income of $39.4 million. magellan.aero
Awarded up to $6.9 million by the Canadian Space Agency in October 2025 for MINERAL, a lunar CubeSat orbiter and micro penetrator built in Winnipeg. magellan.aero
Designs, builds, tests and will operate DND's Redwing space domain awareness microsatellite, a project valued at $15.8 million; DND added a $900,000 nanosatellite contract option in 2024. magellan.aero
Its Winnipeg space heritage began with the first Black Brant rocket launch in 1959 and now includes five spacecraft in orbit. magellan.aero
Defence markets accounted for 38% of its 2025 revenue, up from 35% in 2024. magellan.aero
Builds F-35 Lightning II horizontal tail assemblies in Winnipeg for the CTOL variant under multi-year agreements with BAE Systems, renewed in December 2022. magellan.aero
Q2 2026 revenue was $305.6 million, up 22.3% year over year, with net income of $19.8 million against $5.4 million a year earlier. magellan.aero
Its 2025 annual report recognises $25.4 million repayable to Canadian government agencies as future royalty payments; the programs and agencies are not named in the filing. magellan.aero
Employs 3,973 people, approximately 33% of them covered by collective bargaining agreements, per its own 2025 annual report. magellan.aero
Its registered and head office is 3160 Derry Road East, Mississauga, Ontario, per its own 2025 annual report, and it remains listed on the TSX as MAL. magellan.aero
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Aeroengine components
Manufacturing of aeroengine components and assemblies, with expertise in complex fabrications and rotatives, spanning engine cold section, hot section, shafts and specialty materials.
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Major assemblies and components for airframe structures, supplied to aerospace primes.
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A passive helicopter safety system that guides wires over the fuselage into cutting blades, with an upper cutter, lower cutter and windshield deflector. More than 30,000 kits delivered, available for over 70 military and commercial helicopter models.
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A sounding rocket family in service since 1962, with more than 1,000 launched and a vehicle success rate above 98 per cent, alongside custom rocket motor systems tailored to specific missions.
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Publicly announced partnerships.
Executed amendment to a long-term revenue-sharing agreement (April 2025) adding F414-GE-400K components; Magellan is sole-source for the KF-21, US Navy spares and Gripen F414-39E for seven years.
Memorandum of understanding (July 2026) to establish Canadian MRO for the F414-GE-39E in Mississauga. Explicitly predicated on Canada proceeding with the Gripen E.
Executed teaming agreement (February 2026) establishing a framework for heavyweight torpedo production and in-service support for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project. Not a production contract.
Executed contract extensions and new manufacturing programme awards (April 2025) for complex machined components, delivered from Tumakuru, Karnataka, India through 2034.
Memorandum of understanding only (March 2025) to explore a business plan for a proposed 50/50 aerospace sand-casting facility at the Belagavi Aerospace Cluster, India.
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Canadian Space Agency — MINERAL lunar CubeSat orbiter and micro penetrator — procurement contract
National Defence / DRDC — Redwing space domain awareness microsatellite — R&D procurement contract
Regional Economic Growth through Innovation, PrairiesCan (recorded to subsidiary Magellan Aerospace Limited, Winnipeg Division) - contribution
Western Diversification Program, Western Economic Diversification Canada — contribution
Green Industrial Facilities and Manufacturing Program, Natural Resources Canada — contribution
Class Grant and Contribution Program, Canadian Space Agency (next-generation spacecraft command and data handling) — contribution
Class Grant and Contribution Program, Canadian Space Agency — contribution
Government of Manitoba (provincial, distinct from the federal PrairiesCan award) - grant supporting Winnipeg facility investment, repayable only on covenant breach; received in full Q3 2025
Sourced from the company's own pages or announcements.
Phillip C. Underwood
President & Chief Executive Officer
Elena M. Milantoni
Chief Financial Officer & Corporate Secretary
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