Aviation business established
Ira A. Eichner built the business around demand in the aviation market.
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AAR’s business grew from an aviation-parts enterprise into a listed company. The issuer documents its initial public offering, but not a conventional venture-funding ladder.
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AAR’s business grew from an aviation-parts enterprise into a listed company. The issuer documents its initial public offering, but not a conventional venture-funding ladder.
Ira A. Eichner built the business around demand in the aviation market.
The corporate timeline describes business development; it does not provide priced Series A, B or C transactions.
$1 million reported$10 original public offering price
The company reports a $10 over-the-counter offering price and $1 million raised. No private-round share price is inferred.
Research reviewed 2026-09-24. Selected public records, not a complete private cap table. An undisclosed price is left unknown.
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AAR corporate timeline ↗
1955 formation; 1967 public offering at $10, raising $1 million.
AAR 70-year anniversary ↗
Founder Ira A. Eichner and the company’s 1955 origins.