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What does HEICO Corporation own?
HEICO Corporation owns dozens of subsidiaries organized within two segments: the Flight Support Group and the Electronic Technologies Group. Major subsidiaries include HEICO Distribution Group, Wencor Group, HEICO Parts Group, HEICO Repair Group, HEICO Specialty Products Group, and 3D Plus. The company has grown through acquisitions, completing five in fiscal 2025 alone.

Is HEICO Corporation publicly traded?
Yes. HEICO Corporation trades on the New York Stock Exchange under two ticker symbols: HEI (common stock) and HEI.A (Class A common stock). The dual-class structure gives the Mendelson family greater voting control despite holding approximately 17% of total shares. The company is a component of the Russell 1000 index.

Who founded HEICO Corporation?
HEICO was originally founded in 1957 as Heinicke Instruments Company by William Heinicke, manufacturing laboratory equipment. The company entered aerospace in 1974 and was renamed HEICO Corporation in 1986. The Mendelson family, led by Laurans Mendelson, acquired control in 1990 and transformed the company into a global aerospace and electronics enterprise.

Where is HEICO Corporation based?
HEICO Corporation is headquartered at 3000 Taft Street, Hollywood, Florida, USA. The company operates across 21 U.S. states and 15 countries, with approximately 10,000 employees. Hollywood, Florida, located in the Miami metropolitan area, has been HEICO's base since the Mendelson family took over in 1990.

How much revenue does HEICO Corporation generate?
HEICO reported total net sales of $4.49 billion in fiscal year 2025, which ended October 31, 2025. This was an increase from $3.86 billion in fiscal 2024. The Flight Support Group contributed $3.12 billion (70% of total), and the Electronic Technologies Group contributed approximately $1.37 billion (30%). Net income was $690.4 million in fiscal 2025.

Who manages HEICO Corporation?
Eric A. Mendelson and Victor H. Mendelson serve as co-CEOs, co-Chairmen, and co-Presidents, effective May 1, 2025. Their father, Laurans A. Mendelson, moved to Executive Chairman after serving as CEO since 1990. Eric leads the Flight Support Group, and Victor leads the Electronic Technologies Group. The three Mendelsons operate as a team on major decisions.

What is HEICO's acquisition strategy?
HEICO follows a decentralized acquisition strategy, acquiring niche aerospace and electronics businesses that retain operational autonomy. The company targets companies with established products, customer relationships, and management teams. Acquired companies are integrated into either the FSG or ETG structure. HEICO has completed dozens of acquisitions over three decades, with five completed in fiscal 2025.