Singapore-based engineering solutions provider Allinton announced its participation in MRO Asia-Pacific 2026, emphasizing its new capabilities in response to the rapid expansion of Asia's aerospace industry. The event, taking place from September 22 to 24 at Singapore Expo, gathers key players across the aviation aftermarket, including airlines, MRO providers, OEMs, lessors, and suppliers. Allinton aims to demonstrate how its enhanced engineering, trading, and business development services support sector growth and operational efficiency.
The aerospace industry in Asia is presently experiencing significant expansion, with Singapore's aerospace output exceeding S$18 billion in 2024, representing a 19% increase from the previous year. Singapore plays a pivotal role globally, accounting for about 10% of total MRO output and nearly 20% of engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul services worldwide, underscoring its strategic importance in the region.
Expanding Capabilities Across the Aerospace Value Chain
Allinton's latest offerings now encompass comprehensive aspects of the aerospace sector, including sourcing and supply, engineering, automation, digitalization, and artificial intelligence. The company's participation in MRO Asia-Pacific signifies its intent to strengthen its presence in the aviation aftermarket, capitalizing on its three core business functions: Allinton Engineering & Trading, Allinton Ventures, and Aik Lee, which focuses on cutting-edge AI and automation.
"The MRO sector faces increasing pressures to improve turnaround times and optimize supply chains," said Chin Chit Loong, CEO of Allinton. "Our integrated approach combines sourcing with engineering and digital automation to help customers address operational challenges effectively."
Operating across eight countries, including Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, Allinton provides services for various industrial sectors such as marine, oil and gas, and heavy industries, emphasizing technological innovation and tailored solutions for its global clients.
