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RTX to Invest $139 Million in Singapore, Signing Multiple MOUs with Economic Development Board
RTX will invest $139 million to expand aerospace manufacturing and maintenance with AI-driven systems and new flight-critical products enhancing Singapore's aerospace hub status.
- On Feb. 3, 2026, RTX signed MOUs with the Singapore Economic Development Board at the Singapore Air Show, committing over $139 million.
- Building on the July 2025 agreement, RTX said the MOUs reinforce its decades‑long commitment and confidence in Singapore as a strategic hub.
- Pratt & Whitney will expand its Tuas footprint by 25% and add FDGS servicing at its Seletar facility, with automation and AI, as Cindy Koh of the Singapore Economic Development Board said.
- Collins Aerospace will add flight-critical products supporting the 787 platform and introduce new MRO capabilities to shorten turnaround times for regional customers in the Asia-Pacific.
- With more than 180,000 global employees, RTX is Singapore's largest foreign aerospace employer, and Collins Aerospace's new capabilities are expected to be fully operational by 2030.
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