Dassault Aviation (AM) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
4 Mar, 2026Executive summary
2025 marked by the signing of India's contract for 26 Rafale Marine, delivery of the 300th Rafale, and a total of 533 Rafale ordered with 220 in backlog at year-end, reflecting strong export momentum and contract execution.
Strengthened industrial presence in India through a majority stake in DRAL and expanded partnerships for local production, alongside strategic partnerships in AI and innovation.
Continued modernization of industrial infrastructure and digital transformation, including AI integration, new maintenance centers, and decarbonization initiatives achieving a 35% CO2 reduction from 2019 baseline.
Workforce grew to 15,024, with multiple industry awards for innovation, employer reputation, and investor value.
Financial highlights
Net sales rose to €7.42 billion in 2025, up from €6.23 billion in 2024, with new orders reaching €10.9 billion and backlog at a historic €46.6 billion.
Operating income increased to €635 million (8.6% margin); net income reached €1.06 billion, with earnings per share at €13.60.
Free cash flow increased to €1.6 billion, available cash rose to €9.4 billion, mainly from Rafale Export advance payments.
Proposed dividend of €4.78 per share, maintaining a 35% payout ratio.
Outlook and guidance
2026 guidance targets net sales of €8.5 billion, with planned deliveries of 40 Falcon and 28 Rafale aircraft.
Focus on timely deliveries, accelerating "Make in India," negotiating the 114 Rafale contract, and advancing Rafale F5, Falcon 10X, and combat drone developments.
Continued investment in digitalization, AI, and workforce skill development.
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