Jamco Corporation is continuing with its programme of acquisitions in the aircraft interiors sector. The manufacturer of cabin interior equipment today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Schüschke, a supplier of lavatory washbasins, countertops, vanities, trays, tables, and customised cabin interior components for commercial aviation.
Schüschke has delivered more than 60,000 washbasins worldwide. The transaction is expected to close in February 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.
Schüschke, which was founded in 1986, is based in Kirchentellinsfurt, Germany. Under the leadership of CEO Uta Peter, Schüschke has strengthened its engineering and certification capabilities and achieved strong growth The company holds long-standing single-source supplier positions on most Airbus programmes, with an 83% market share in Airbus new‑build programmes.
As part of the transaction, Jamco Corporation will acquire 100% of Schüschke’s shares from an investment vehicle managed by Silver Investment Partners and other investors. Following the acquisition, Schüschke will continue operating as an independent company within Jamco’s global interiors platform.
Kate Schaefer, executive chair of Jamco, said of the agreement, “This acquisition represents an important step in strengthening Jamco’s global interiors platform. Schüschke’s reputation for precision, certification discipline and reliability in lavatory systems aligns with our ambition to deliver best‑in‑class interior solutions. Combining Jamco’s global reach with Schüschke’s technical depth creates a stronger platform to support OEM and airline customers worldwide.”
The bigger picture at Jamco
There have been major developments at Jamco Corporation since its acquisition by Bain Capital in early 2025. In August 2025 Jamco announced a new leadership team with experience from the global aerospace and airline sectors, tasked with creating growth and stabilising the company’s supply chain. As Koichi Tsunematsu, Jamco’s executive vice president explained, “With the support of our new partners at Bain Capital, we can move Jamco from defence to offence, and become the industry’s leader in the production of high-quality cabin interiors.”
Specific growth initiatives include expanding Jamco’s engineering and manufacturing capacity for widebody galley and lavatory production, and increasing its presence in the aftermarket sector, including cabin retrofits. Jamco is also re-launching its business-class seating division, focusing on the Venture seat as a readily available solution as the aviation sector deals with lead time and supply challenges.
With the support of Bain Capital, Jamco is also expanding its product portfolio through acquisitions and partnerships. In September 2025 Jamco Corporation acquired Aerospace Technologies Group (ATG), a developer and supplier of window shade systems for private and commercial aviation. Then in December 2025 Jamco agreed to acquire Iacobucci HF Aerospace S.p.A. (IHFA).
