Airbus Se ADR EADSY

$54.75 +0.35 (0.64%)

Valuation

Market cap: 171,672,864,000
Revenue TTM: $83,067,390,000
Net income TTM: $5,907,040,000
PE ratio: 24.42
Forward PE: 26.15
Profit margin: 7.11%
Debt to equity: 0.80

Trading

Volume: 346,400
Avg volume: 446,234
Day's range: $54.44 – $55.34
Shares out: 3,155,751,000
Stochastic %K: 63%
Beta: 1.09
Analysts: Strong Sell
Price target: $63.01

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Company profile

Airbus SE, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, and delivery of aeronautics and aerospace products, services, and solutions worldwide. It operates through three segments: Airbus, Airbus Helicopters, and Airbus Defence and Space. The Airbus segment develops, manufactures, markets, and sells commercial jet passenger aircraft, freighter aircraft, regional turboprop aircraft, and aircraft components, as well as provides aircraft conversion and related services. The Airbus Helicopters segment develops, manufactures, markets, and sells civil and military helicopters; and provides uncrewed aerial systems and their related services. The Airbus Defence and Space segment designs, develops, delivers, and supports crewed and uncrewed military air systems and related services. This segment also offers civil and defence space systems for telecommunications, earth observations, navigation, and science and orbital systems; and services around data processing from platforms, secure communication, and cyber security. The company was formerly known as Airbus Group SE and changed its name to Airbus SE in April 2017. The company was incorporated in 1998 and is headquartered in Leiden, the Netherlands.

Industry: Aerospace & Defense
Sector: Industrials
Website: https://www.airbus.com
Address: PO Box 32008, Leiden, Netherlands

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topstockalerts Oct 28, 8:09 PM

Airbus reported Q3 revenue below expectations as commercial aircraft deliveries slowed, while maintaining its full-year 2026 guidance. Revenue fell 2% year over year to €17.47B, missing the €18.05B consensus, while EPS rose to €1.70 from €1.41, slightly beating estimates of €1.68. Adjusted EBIT declined 9% to €1.77B, pressured by lower commercial aircraft deliveries, an unfavorable product mix in Commercial Aircraft and Helicopters, and the integration of former Spirit AeroSystems work packages. CEO Guillaume Faury said strong demand across Airbus’s commercial and military portfolio supports its production ramp-up. In the first nine months, deliveries increased to 547 aircraft from 507 a year earlier, revenue rose 7% to €50.6B, and adjusted EBIT grew 8% to €4.5B. Free cash flow before customer financing was negative €1.27B, reflecting inventory buildup ahead of a second-half delivery concentration. $EADSY

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FreeMoneyandFed Oct 27, 2:53 PM

$BA $GE $LMT $EADSY $SPY Airlines are spending most money on fuel and slowing down in plane purchase. thanks to ill advised Iran war.

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TalkMarkets Oct 21, 6:52 AM

GE Aerospace Posts Record Q3 Results: Time To Buy The Dip? $GE Also Mentions: $BA $EADSY https://talkmarkets.com/article/ge-aerospace-posts-record-q3-results-time-to-buy-the-dip

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topstockalerts Oct 15, 10:52 PM

The European Union is working to accelerate antitrust approval for Project Bromo, a satellite joint venture between Leonardo, Airbus and Thales designed to create a European competitor to SpaceX and reduce reliance on U.S. satellite providers. According to Bloomberg, EU officials have spent the past year identifying potential competition concerns ahead of a formal filing, which is expected in the coming weeks. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has backed the initiative as a strategic industrial champion capable of strengthening Europe’s position in the future space economy. However, Competition Commissioner Teresa Ribera warned that the project will not receive automatic regulatory approval. The venture also faces opposition from unions and suppliers concerned about employment and competitive impacts. Project Bromo will be an early test of the EU’s revised merger-review approach. $AIR $SPCX $EADSY

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SmartTrading_101 Oct 14, 12:17 PM

$BA $EADSY What catalysts would take these 2 up in this market? Down 20% and 10% from high.

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topstockalerts Oct 8, 2:09 AM

Biman Bangladesh Airlines placed a firm order Wednesday for 10 Airbus aircraft, including four A350-900 widebodies and six A321neo single-aisle jets, as the Bangladeshi flag carrier moves to modernize its fleet and expand international routes. The airline plans to use the aircraft to serve North America as well as destinations across Europe and the Middle East from its main hub in Dhaka. Biman Chairman Rumee A. Hossain said Bangladesh’s population of about 200 million, growing travel market and 15 million-strong global diaspora support a measured fleet expansion. Airbus said the A350-900 and A321neo will provide greater efficiency, range and flexibility. The A350-900 can fly up to 9,700 nautical miles nonstop while offering about 25% lower fuel consumption, operating costs and CO₂ emissions than previous-generation competing aircraft. The A321neo provides at least 20% lower fuel use and emissions and is suited to regional and medium-haul routes. $EADSY

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topstockalerts Oct 6, 10:18 PM

British Airways is transforming its Airbus A380s with what it calls the world’s largest business-class cabin, increasing business-class seats to 106 from 97 as airlines capitalize on strong demand from high-spending travelers. The redesigned A380 will feature 106 business-class suites with sliding doors occupying the entire upper deck, while first class will have 12 suites, down from 14. Premium economy will expand to 84 seats from 55, while standard economy will be cut sharply to 215 seats from 303. The overhaul is part of a multibillion-dollar investment in British Airways’ fleet, cabins and Heathrow facilities. Airlines are increasingly adding premium seating because travelers are willing to pay substantially more for comfort and luxury, with top-end seats often costing $5,000 or more and sometimes exceeding $10,000 on long-haul flights. The strategy also reflects a broader shift toward premium travel. $BA $EADSY

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topstockalerts Oct 1, 9:12 PM

Airbus workers in Spain approved a proposal Thursday to end months of intermittent strikes, according to unions. The agreement includes measures to recover lost purchasing power, inflation-linked wage increases, greater flexibility around public holidays and a return to 40% remote work for eligible employees. About 87% of the workforce participated in the referendum on the preliminary agreement reached with unions on Sept. 4. Of those who voted, 20.26% rejected the proposal, while 2.98% abstained, clearing the way for the agreement to take effect and bringing the labor dispute closer to an end. Airbus said the result will allow the company to “maintain a strong and competitive position in Spain,” while acknowledging that the opposition vote showed there is still “much to do to meet the expectations” of its workforce. $EADSY

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