Allinton expands industrial presence as Singapore aerospace output exceeds S 18B
Hardware provider Allinton introduced technical supply solutions at MRO Asia Pacific 2026 as official figures recorded Singapore s annual aerospace sector output surpassing 18 billion Singapore dollars
Allinton, a Singapore-based engineering and industrial solutions provider, will showcase its trading, engineering and business development capabilities at MRO Asia-Pacific 2026, which takes place from September 22 to 24 at Singapore Expo Meeting Rooms, Hall 3, Booth 2529. This participation comes as Singapore's aerospace sector continues to grow rapidly, with the country's aerospace output exceeding S$18 billion in 2024, marking a 19% increase year-on-year.
Singapore accounts for approximately 10% of global MRO output and nearly 20% of global engine MRO output, servicing one in 10 aircraft and one in five engines worldwide. Allinton's presence at the event highlights its entry into the aviation aftermarket ecosystem, where it will introduce new engineering capabilities developed through a structure encompassing three key business functions.
These functions - Allinton Engineering & Trading, Allinton Ventures, and Aik Lee - aim to address various needs within the aviation MRO sector, including sourcing, engineering execution, and long-term growth strategies. Allinton's CEO, Chin Chit Loong, emphasized that the company's capabilities in sourcing, industrial supply, engineering, automation, and digitalisation through AI applications can help address operational challenges in the MRO sector, such as improving turnaround times and managing supply chain issues.
The growth of Asia's aerospace industry, particularly in Singapore, is a key factor driving Allinton's expansion in the aviation MRO sector.
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