Sanad’s H1 revenue jumps 35% to Dh4.31b as global aviation demand fuels MRO growth
Sanad, the Abu Dhabi-based aerospace engineering and leasing firm, reported a 35% revenue increase in the first half of 2026, reaching Dh4.31 billion. This growth is driven by surging global demand for aircraft engine Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services. For industrial buyers, this signifies a robust local ecosystem for high-precision engineering services and the availability of advanced technical support for heavy turbines and mechanical systems.
The expansion of Sanad's capabilities reflects a broader trend in the Middle East toward localized industrial service excellence. Procurement teams managing engine lifecycles or large-scale power generation equipment can find increased opportunities for regional MRO partnerships, potentially reducing the need for overseas servicing. This growth also signals a strong market for specialized industrial tools and testing equipment required for aerospace-grade maintenance.
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