Strong revenues surge in Safran Triebwerke's initial quarter

In the first quarter of 2025, French engine manufacturer Safran has reported a robust revenue growth, with a 17% increase from the previous year, amounting to 7.3 billion euros. Even when adjusted for special effects like acquisitions and currency influences, the company demonstrates a solid growth of 14%.

Safran remains a central player in the global aviation industry, continuing to strengthen its position as a supplier to major customers such as Airbus and Boeing. The company's engines are continuing their growth path and successfully asserting themselves in a highly competitive market.

The euro's weakness compared to the previous year contributes significantly to Safran's revenue growth. This, combined with targeted acquisitions, has bolstered the company's financial performance.

Despite geopolitical uncertainties and global economic challenges, Safran's revenue growth trajectory continues into 2025. The current trade conflict with the USA is not taken into account in Safran's revenue and profit forecasts for 2025.

Safran maintains its forecast for a full-year revenue growth of around ten percent in 2025. The adjusted operating profit of Safran is expected to increase to 4.8 to 4.9 billion euros in 2025. These factors strengthen demand for Safran's products and services, particularly in the civil aviation sector.

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It's worth noting that the U.S. government, who became a shareholder and investor in Safran in 2023, has further expanded their engagement in the aviation sector.

The first quarter figures of Safran confirm its course of stability and strategic development. Safran remains a key player in the aviation industry, navigating through challenges and continuing to grow.