Dassault Aviation SA (DUAVF)
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Dassault Aviation CEO says unsure if FCAS fighter project will go ahead
The head of Dassault Aviation raised questions over a troubled Franco-German-Spanish fighter project on Tuesday, saying its future depended in part on whether Germany was prepared to re-examine its reliance on U.S. arms imports.
Dassault Aviation: European Undervalued Defense Stock With Rafale Upside
Dassault Aviation remains undervalued versus peers, with a buy rating maintained and 14–24% upside potential based on 2026–2027 price targets. DUAVF's Rafale fighter jet pipeline includes potential orders from India, Ukraine, and Switzerland but faces risks from competitive pricing and uncertain defense budgets. Business jet growth is anchored by the Falcon 10X's 2027 entry and expanded US MRO footprint, supporting aftermarket revenue opportunities.
Dassault Aviation buys 2% stake in JV with Anil Ambani's Reliance, taking majority control
Reliance Infrastructure said its unit would sell a 2% stake in its Indian joint venture to its partner, Dassault Aviation , making the French fighter plane maker a majority owner of the firm with a 51% stake.
Dassault Aviation: European Rate Headwind Offset By Industrial Progress
Outlook is good for 2025 on further production rate increases on the back of a strong sector outlook. Beyond that, the Falcon segment should improve its economics, particularly starting in 2027 with the 10x release. The only headwind is the European rate situation dragging on financial income, but that will likely be more than offset by Thales growth alone.
Dassault Aviation: More Risk, More Upside On European Defense Recapitalization
I maintain my buy rating for Dassault Aviation with a $376.89 price target, reflecting a 9% upside potential, despite the stock trading above its median EV/EBITDA multiple. Dassault Aviation's business revolves around Rafale fighter jets and Falcon business jets, with strong growth in defense exports and a robust order backlog. The company's 2024 earnings showed significant growth, with a 32% increase in order intake and a 50% rise in operating income, although net income growth was modest.
Inside Dassault Aviation's $70 Million Falcon 8X
At the Business Aviation Asia Forum & Expo (BAAFEX) in Singapore, CNBC took a closer look inside the $70 million Falcon 8X, an ultra-long-range business jet by Dassault Aviation. ➡️ The jet is capable of flying 6,450 nautical miles - from Beijing to NYC or Paris to Singapore.
Dassault Aviation ready to seize defence opportunities in Europe
French warplane maker Dassault Aviation's CEO said the company was monitoring government budget discussions and was ready to seize opportunities presented by Europe's need to rearm given the defence shakeup caused by the U.S. president.
France's Dassault Aviation posts strong sales growth amid increased defence spending
French planemaker Dassault Aviation reported a rise in its full-year sales on Wednesday, as geopolitical tensions fuel defence spending.
New countries are entering the business aviation market: Dassault Aviation
Carlos Brana, Executive VP for Civil Aircraft at Dassault Aviation, talks about the company's operations amid supply chain issues and strengthening business jet demand from new markets like Southeast Asia.
Dassault Aviation: Major European Defense Player With Attractive Valuation
Despite already increased global defense spending, the defense industry is expected to be fuelled by additional investments, especially in Europe. A growing order book and increasing profit margins make room for short- and medium-term upside potential. With the re-election of Donald Trump as president of the US in 2024, European defense contractors can expect priority when governments start placing new orders.
Dassault Aviation: 21% EBITDA Growth Supported By Strong Jet Demand
Dassault Aviation's stock underperformed, rising only 5% versus the S&P 500's 6.7%, due to lingering effects from a weak end of 2023 and supply chain issues. Despite a strong order book and stable margins, aerospace and defense stocks, including Dassault Aviation, didn't gain significant value until mid-2024. The stock is slightly overvalued for 2024, but with zero bank debt and strong EBITDA growth prospects, it remains a buy with an $214.50 price target.
Dassault Aviation: Latent And Current Growth
Dassault Aviation société anonyme is almost 0 EV, but that's to do with governance and capital allocation quirks. The improving supply chain situation, current and latent growth all support a buy thesis, and the relatively low P/E multiples help. Growth prospects are likely with large Falcon and Rafale backlogs supported by strategic and growing markets, and Thales income will improve on deleveraging.
