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ECT is a group of privately-held companies
with a common owner that arranges investments
through Stony Point Group Inc., the family front
office. TECT’s founder had enthusiasm for avia-
tion which led to the creation of the TECT family
of companies which include TECT Aerospace and
TECT Power. TECT Aerospace provides state-of-
the-art machining, kitting, assembly, and system
integration for domestic and international aero-
space customers while TECT Power specializes
in forging and machining of complex commercial
and military components for turbine engines, aero-
structures, helicopter and industrial applications.
TECT Aerospace originally launched with multi-
ple plants in Wichita, Kansas and one location in
Kent, Washington. In late 2004 TECT Aerospace
was able to double their size through the purchase
of Neuvant Aerospace Corporation in Seattle and
further increased their footprint with the acquisi-
tion of BAE System Precision Aerostructures, Inc.
in Wellington, Kansas. Because TECT Aero-
space’s mission and purpose is to be more than
just a machine shop for their worldwide clientele
they have continued to add new technology and
machinery.
TECT Aerospace has strengthened their core
business through strategic acquisitions and trans-
formed their offering through good old-fashioned
hard work, wise investments, and operational
integration. They are 100 percent committed to
investing in the expansion of their service offering
and product portfolio in order to meet the ever-in-
creasing customer and industry demand. Most
recently, in March of this year, NWI Holdings, an
affiliate by ownership with TECT Aerospace and
TECT Power, purchased four machining opera-
tions from Triumph Group Inc. NWI’s plans are
to separately operate the Triumph sites in Toronto
and Albany while the acquired Kansas City and
Wichita sites will integrate with TECT Aerospace.
This transaction has created significant opportuni-
ty for TECT Aerospace to increase affordability of
scale and capacity.
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