Safran forecasts higher 2026 profit as jet engine services thrive
Safran expects 2026 profit to reach 6.2 billion euros amid high engine service demand. Strong aftermarket sales and defense orders boosted 2025 earnings.
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Safran S.A. issued its formal 2026 guidance on February 13, 2026, forecasting a recurring operating profit of €6.1 billion to €6.2 billion and projecting revenue growth in the low to mid teens. This announcement follows a period of significant growth for the company headquartered in France 
FR, which reported stronger 2025 results driven by robust aftermarket demand for its civil jet engines. The positive momentum has led the group to upgrade its 2028 recurring operating income target, reflecting an improved long-term profitability outlook.
FR, which reported stronger 2025 results driven by robust aftermarket demand for its civil jet engines. The positive momentum has led the group to upgrade its 2028 recurring operating income target, reflecting an improved long-term profitability outlook.
