The deal will result in Triumph becoming a privately held entity, with joint control by the acquiring companies.

Stone Point replaces Warburg Pincus as the majority owner, with the latter making its majority investment in 2019.

Pennsylvania-based Triumph designs, manufactures, repairs and supplies spare parts for a wide range of products.

Baird analyst Peter Arment downgraded Triumph Group from Outperform to Neutral and raised the price target from $20 to $26.

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