Safran Q3 revenue reaches €8.89B as FY26 targets stay unchanged
Safran's Q3 revenue rose 14.7% year on year to €8.89B. The group kept its 2026 targets, but shares closed lower, according to TradingView data.
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what happened
According to TradingView, French group Safran booked third-quarter revenue of €8.89B, or €9.00B on an adjusted basis, up 14.7% from a year earlier. Nine-month revenue totalled €26.14B. Management kept its 2026 outlook: growth in the mid-teens, recurring operating income of €6.4–6.5B and free cash flow of €4.7–4.9B.
The company also agreed to supply more than 300 LEAP engines for future Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and to maintain the LEAP fleet at Turkish Airlines, which covers over 600 planes. Safran opened a missile engine assembly site in Texas and plans to double output there, while forecasting that its defence revenue will double between 2025 and 2030, roughly 20% a year.
The shares closed at €302, down 3.79%. The same summary notes that the stock at one point fell about 9% after the report, to its lowest level since May, pulling the wider aero-engine sector lower. LEAP deliveries reached 535 units in the quarter, 5% more than in the previous one, and 1,565 year to date, up 26% on the first nine months of 2025.
why it matters
The key point for markets is the reaffirmed guidance and strong demand for aftermarket services, which CEO Olivier Andries expects to grow by about 25% for the full year. Even so, the weak share reaction suggests investors are watching closely how quickly the company delivers on its plans.
market impact
SAF and the aero-engine sector: the weak share reaction after the report weighs on peer stocks
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- Key facts: Safran SA Q3 €8.89B; 300+ LEAP deal and Texas missile line — TradingView, 24 October 2026 at 07:00 UTC
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