Genesis, the Dublin-based commercial aircraft leasing company, announced the closing of a $90 million revolving credit facility (RCF) with Deutsche Bank. This funding strengthens the company’s platform to support growth in both aircraft leasing and ReGEN, its component trading operations.
The facility enables Genesis to pursue expansion opportunities amid a consolidating aviation leasing sector. Genesis manages a portfolio of Boeing and Airbus jets leased globally, with 2024 accounts showing $1.1 billion in assets and $445 million in equity. Backed by investors including Barings and Ireland Strategic Investment Fund, the firm has been active in strategic reviews.
Earlier, in November 2025, Genesis upsized a $650 million warehouse facility led by Citi, with participation from Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, and BayernLB. Genesis CFO Adam Smyth noted, “The upsized warehouse facility positions us well to support future growth initiatives and strategic options into 2026 and beyond.”
The new RCF aligns with industry trends, including recent deals like AerCap’s acquisition of GE Capital Aviation Services and SMBC Aviation Capital’s purchases. Aviation sources anticipate further consolidation, driven by strong market performance. Genesis’s moves position it to capitalize on aircraft demand amid supply chain challenges, where lost production since 2019 exceeds 5,000 units.
This financing follows Genesis’s 10-year milestone in 2024, emphasizing full lifecycle aircraft solutions for airlines worldwide.