MTU Aero Engines forecasts 2026 growth as engine repairs drive demand
MTU Aero Engines expects 2026 growth as the GTF engine recall drives maintenance demand. Strong service volumes should offset costs from the repair program.
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MTU Aero Engines has issued its financial guidance for 2026 and reported fourth-quarter adjusted revenue that exceeded company-compiled consensus figures, as the company navigates the ongoing impacts of the Pratt & Whitney GTF engine programme. The German engine manufacturer, which operates in an industry landscape alongside major players like RTX Corporation , the parent company of Pratt & Whitney, announced today that it expects 2026 revenue to fall between 9.2 billion and 9.7 billion euros.
