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Aar Corp (AIR)

NYSEAerospace and defense company based in Wood Dale, IL.

Why it is here: Profitable in each of the last three fiscal years (2023, 2024 and 2025). Based on data the company filed with the SEC.

Snapshot

$188 millionNet income 2025
$13 millionNet income 2024
$46 millionNet income 2023
$3.2 billionTotal assets

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Recent news filings from the company

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Latest filings and news from the company

These links go to the company’s own filings on SEC EDGAR. An 8-K is often how a company announces news.

About Aar Corp

Aar Corp is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AIR. The SEC classifies its main business as Aircraft & Parts. Its fiscal year ends on May 31.

What this kind of business does

Aerospace and defense companies build aircraft, parts, ships and equipment, often for governments.

What to look at

An investor may want to look at contract backlogs, how much depends on government budgets, and delivery schedules.

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For education only. This is not advice to buy or sell. Figures come from the company’s SEC filings for fiscal years 2023 to 2025 and are shown as filed. Chart provided by TradingView. Always read the company’s own reports.

Positive Stocks

Company Directory

Aar Corp (AIR)

NYSEAerospace and defense company based in Wood Dale, IL.

Why it is here: Profitable in each of the last three fiscal years (2023, 2024 and 2025). Based on data the company filed with the SEC.

Snapshot

$188 millionNet income 2025
$13 millionNet income 2024
$46 millionNet income 2023
$3.2 billionTotal assets

Price chart

Latest filings and news from the company

These links go to the company’s own filings on SEC EDGAR. An 8-K is often how a company announces news.

About Aar Corp

Aar Corp is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AIR. The SEC classifies its main business as Aircraft & Parts. Its fiscal year ends on May 31.

What this kind of business does

Aerospace and defense companies build aircraft, parts, ships and equipment, often for governments.

What to look at

An investor may want to look at contract backlogs, how much depends on government budgets, and delivery schedules.

Topics

Similar companies

For education only. This is not advice to buy or sell. Figures come from the company’s SEC filings for fiscal years 2023 to 2025 and are shown as filed. Chart provided by TradingView. Always read the company’s own reports.