Safran reported €9 billion in third-quarter revenue, up 13.4% organically, and maintained its full-year outlook.
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Propulsion revenue grew 13.2% organically, with civil-engine aftermarket activity up 18.7%. Equipment and defence revenue increased 15.7% organically, according to the company’s results.
Despite the growth, Safran shares fell as investors focused on the possibility that aftermarket momentum could slow in 2027 if high fuel costs push airlines to cut capacity. The company kept its 2026 targets unchanged.
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