TRANSACTION OVERVIEW

Asset recovery and remarketing mandate

ACC Aviation was appointed by OÜ Transpordi Varahaldus (TVH), Estonia’s state-owned transport asset management company, to remarket six CF34-8C engines and associated Life-Limited Parts (LLPs).

The assets had been repossessed from former operator Xfly, requiring a structured and time-sensitive approach to monetisation.

MARKET EXECUTION

Targeted sales process and full placement achieved

The remarketing process was supported by a data-driven pricing strategy based on Current Market Value (CMV) analysis. A targeted request-for-proposal (RFP) process was conducted with a selected group of qualified buyers.

ACC Aviation managed the transaction through all phases, including market engagement, commercial negotiation, technical acceptance, and delivery.

All six engines were successfully placed. Regional One acquired two engines with associated LLPs, while KP Aviation secured the remaining four.

OPERATIONAL AND COMMERCIAL CONTEXT

Demand for regional aircraft engine assets

The full placement of the engine portfolio reflects continued demand for CF34-8C engines in the secondary market, particularly in support of regional aircraft operations.

Transactions of this nature require coordination across multiple stakeholders, including asset owners, technical teams, and buyers, particularly in recovery scenarios involving repossessed assets.

INDUSTRY CONTEXT

The remarketing of aviation assets following repossession highlights the importance of structured asset management and market access. For institutional and government-backed entities, the ability to execute timely and efficient recovery transactions is critical to preserving asset value.