StateSquare Capital, a private equity firm based in Singapore, has agreed to buy a controlling stake in Advanced Integrated Manufacturing Corp (AIM). AIM is an independent company that provides electronics manufacturing services (EMS) for the aerospace and defence sectors.
Founded in 1999, AIM works with global aerospace and defence customers. It operates in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the United Kingdom.
The company offers complete electronic and mechanical manufacturing solutions for flight-critical systems. Its services include product design support, prototyping, full-scale production, assembly, and testing.
According to StateSquare Capital, the company has strong technical skills and strict quality control systems. This is proven by its long-term Nadcap accreditation and certifications like AS9100 and ISO 9001.
These certifications show that the company meets the high quality and safety standards required by the global aerospace industry.
After the deal is completed, which is expected by the first quarter of 2026, AIM plans to follow a clear growth strategy. The company will focus on expanding its existing capabilities and increasing its production capacity.
At the same time, AIM will also look for opportunities to buy and combine with other businesses in Europe and North America to strengthen its international presence.
StateSquare managing partner and CEO Florian Marquis comments: “We are excited to partner with AIM’s leadership to further scale the company into a global aerospace and defence manufacturing solutions provider of choice for leading avionics OEMs. Our transformational value creation strategy for AIM is centred on a clearly defined global buy-and-build roadmap – an investment strategy deeply embedded in StateSquare’s leadership.”
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