Hivest-backed CCE Group Acquires InTech Aerospace to Expand Cabin Interiors MRO

CCE Group, a portfolio company of Hivest Capital Partners and a prominent aerospace equipment platform headquartered in Paris, France, has acquired InTech Aerospace, a Houston-based specialist in aircraft cabin interiors maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO). The acquisition was announced on April 30, 2026 and aims to deepen CCE Group’s technical expertise and expand its footprint in the North American aerospace market.

While the financial terms of the deal remain undisclosed, CCE Group reports annual revenues exceeding $150 million and employs over 1,300 people globally. InTech Aerospace is recognized for its technical capability, craftsmanship, and reliable execution in cabin interiors, providing airlines with essential services such as seating repair, upholstery, composites, and on-site interior support.

InTech Aerospace’s expertise in MRO services complements CCE Group’s existing portfolio, which includes AviusULD, Driessen Catering Equipment, Trip & Co, and Icebridge. This acquisition enhances CCE Group’s integrated ecosystem by adding critical maintenance and refurbishment capabilities, thereby increasing value for airline and operator customers.

“InTech Aerospace is exactly the kind of business we look for,” said a CCE Group spokesperson. “Its technical depth and strong market reputation align perfectly with our strategy to build a comprehensive aerospace ecosystem. This acquisition expands our presence in the Americas and strengthens our ability to serve airlines with a broader range of operational solutions.”

InTech Aerospace, led by Scott Mowery, has established itself as a leader in aircraft interiors MRO, known for technical excellence and customer accountability. The company’s services support airlines in improving reliability and reducing operational costs through overhaul, refurbishment, fabrication, and installation of cabin components.

The acquisition also reflects CCE Group’s strategic intent to unite niche leaders within the aerospace cabin and cargo equipment sectors. By integrating InTech Aerospace, the Group aims to leverage cross-selling opportunities, operational efficiencies, and enhanced service delivery across its global platform.

Industry observers note that this move strengthens CCE Group’s competitive position in the aerospace MRO segment, particularly in North America, where proximity to key customers is critical. The deal may prompt competitors to pursue similar acquisitions or partnerships to maintain market relevance.

Financially, the acquisition is expected to generate synergies through consolidated administrative functions, shared procurement, and optimized workforce deployment. However, integration challenges such as aligning operational standards and managing cultural differences between teams will require careful attention.

CCE Group plans to continue pursuing acquisitions that complement its ecosystem, reinforcing existing businesses and expanding its service offerings. The Group’s long-term vision focuses on delivering comprehensive solutions to aerospace customers worldwide while preserving the unique strengths of each entity within its platform.

As the aerospace industry evolves, particularly in cabin interiors and MRO services, CCE Group’s expanded capabilities position it to meet growing demand for maintenance and refurbishment, supporting airlines’ operational reliability and passenger experience.