Core Insights - RTX has signed multiple memoranda of understanding with the Singapore Economic Development Board to enhance its commitment to Singapore's aerospace ecosystem, building on a previous agreement from July 2025 [1][3] - The total investment from RTX will exceed $139 million, aimed at expanding capabilities in Singapore to support next-generation commercial aircraft platforms and meet regional demand [2] Group 1: Company Commitments - RTX is the largest foreign aerospace and defense employer in Singapore, with over 4,300 employees across 12 facilities, reflecting a 50-year presence in the country [3] - The new agreements will create high-value jobs and align with Singapore's ambition to maintain its status as a global aerospace leader [3] Group 2: Collins Aerospace Developments - Collins Aerospace will introduce new maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities in Singapore to address rising regional demand, including systems for electrical power and airframe control [4] - The expansion will include support for Boeing 777X Integrated Drive Generators and new flight-critical products for the 787 fleet, with full operational capabilities expected by 2030 [5] Group 3: Pratt & Whitney Enhancements - Pratt & Whitney will enhance its GTF MRO capabilities at its Seletar facility, introducing a new maintenance line for the Fan Drive Gear System that utilizes advanced automation and AI technologies [6] - The company will also expand its coating capabilities at the Tuas facility by 25% to improve the durability of GTF hot section parts, establishing OEM-standard engineering expertise [7]