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Dynam Japan Subsidiary to Sell Airbus A321neo for $65.2 Million

Summary
Dynam Aviation Ireland Limited, a unit of Dynam Japan, has entered an agreement to sell an Airbus A321-271NX aircraft for $65.2 million, a price closely aligned with its audited net book value.
A wholly-owned subsidiary of Dynam Japan (06889.HK) has agreed to sell an Airbus A321neo aircraft for $65.2 million (approximately HK$509 million). The deal reflects the company's ongoing strategy to actively manage its aviation leasing portfolio.
Deal Details
According to a company announcement on September 17, 2026, the subsidiary, Dynam Aviation Ireland Limited (DAIL), entered into a sale and purchase agreement with Sato Aviation Ireland Limited (SAIL). The transaction was agreed to after trading hours.
Key details of the sale include:
- Asset: One Airbus A321-271NX aircraft equipped with two PW1133GA-JM engines.
- Purchase Price: $65.2 million, which is subject to certain adjustments upon delivery.
- Book Value: The aircraft had an audited net book value of approximately $65.1 million as of March 31, 2026.
AdThe aircraft is currently subject to a lease, the terms and benefits of which will be transferred to SAIL upon the completion of the sale.
Strategic Rationale
Dynam Japan stated that the disposal is consistent with the group's strategic objectives for its aircraft leasing business. The company aims to expand direct business with major airline clients through a combination of portfolio trading and aviation lease management, while carefully managing its risk exposure to those airlines.
This strategy is designed to expand and diversify its aircraft leasing operations. The company cited goals of achieving attractive equity returns, maintaining stable capital inflow, and preserving a prudent level of debt.
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