Core Insights - TAT Technologies Ltd. has signed a new $10 million contract with a leading Israeli defense integrator for the supply of OEM components, enhancing its position in the defense sector [1] - The cumulative expected revenues from contracts secured with defense sector customers have reached $22 million year-to-date, indicating strong demand for TAT's services [2] - TAT's strategic role as a supplier to the Israeli Air Force and global defense leaders is underscored by recent geopolitical developments and an increase in Israel's defense budget [3] Company Overview - TAT Technologies Ltd. is a prominent provider of products and services to the commercial and military aerospace and ground defense industries, specializing in OEM heat transfer solutions, aviation accessories, and MRO services [4]

Core Viewpoint - TAT Technologies Ltd. is set to release its financial results for Q1 2025 on May 19, 2025, with a subsequent webcast scheduled for May 20, 2025, to discuss these results [1][2]. Company Overview - TAT Technologies Ltd. is a prominent supplier of products and services for the commercial and military aviation and ground defense sectors [1][3]. - The company operates under four segments: Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) of heat transfer solutions and aviation accessories, MRO services for heat transfer components, MRO services for aviation components, and overhaul and coating of jet engine components [3]. Segment Activities - The OEM segment focuses on designing, developing, and manufacturing a variety of heat transfer solutions, including pre-coolers, heat exchangers, and environmental control systems for aircraft [4]. - The MRO services for heat transfer components are primarily conducted through the Limco subsidiary, which operates an FAA-certified repair station [5]. - The MRO services for aviation components are provided by the Piedmont subsidiary, which also operates an FAA-certified repair station [6]. - The overhaul and coating segment includes services for jet engine components such as turbine vanes, fan blades, and afterburner flaps [7].