Airbus SE (AIRA)
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Airbus stock jumps on share buyback, 2029 profit target: why analysts see upside
Airbus shares surged more than 7% on Wednesday after the European aerospace giant unveiled a €5 billion ($5.7 billion) share buyback programme and laid out ambitious medium-term financial targets, reinforcing investor confidence that easing supply-chain constraints and sustained demand for commercial and military aircraft will drive the company's next phase of growth. The announcement came alongside a new profitability roadmap under which Airbus expects adjusted earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT), its preferred gauge of profitability, to rise to between €12 billion and €13 billion by 2029, almost double last year's €7.13 billion and well ahead of its existing 2026 target of €7.5 billion.
Airbus Shares Climb on Midterm Profitability Goal
The stock gained more than 7% after the group said it aimed to significantly boost its profitability in the coming years, betting demand will remain strong.
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Airbus SE Profile
| Aerospace & Defense Industry | Industrials Sector | Guillaume Faury CEO | XSTU Exchange | NL0000235190 ISIN |
| NL Country | 165,294 Employees | 22 Apr 2026 Last Dividend | 17 Oct 2013 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Airbus SE is a global leader in the aerospace industry, primarily involved in the design, manufacture, and delivery of aerospace products, services, and solutions. The company operates through its three main segments: Airbus, Airbus Helicopters, and Airbus Defence and Space, covering a broad spectrum of the aerospace market, including commercial jets, helicopters, and defense and space systems. Originally known as Airbus Group SE, the company underwent a name change to Airbus SE in April 2017, marking a streamlined brand identity. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Leiden, the Netherlands, Airbus SE has established itself as a cornerstone of aerospace innovation and expertise worldwide.
Products and Services
The diverse product lineup and services offered by Airbus SE fall into three primary segments, each catering to different market needs within the aerospace industry:
- Airbus Commercial Aircraft: This segment is dedicated to the development, manufacturing, marketing, and sales of commercial jet aircraft that typically have a capacity starting from approximately 100 seats. It also encompasses regional turboprop aircraft, aircraft components, and offers services like aircraft conversion. Airbus' commercial fleet is known for cutting-edge aerospace design and fuel efficiency, opening new routes and opportunities for airlines around the world.
- Airbus Helicopters: This area of Airbus SE focuses on the design, manufacturing, and marketing of both civil and military helicopters, in addition to offering helicopter-related services. Airbus Helicopters is renowned for its innovation, reliability, and versatility, serving clients globally across a range of applications including emergency medical services, law enforcement, utility and offshore wind, and corporate transportation.
- Airbus Defence and Space: This segment offers a comprehensive suite of products and services across military aircraft, unmanned aerial systems, civil and defense space systems including telecommunications, earth observations, navigation, and science, as well as missile systems. The Defence and Space segment is crucial for national security and spatial science missions, delivering advanced solutions for combat, mission, and transport needs, alongside critical services in secure communication and cyber security. It also encompasses space launcher systems, highlighting Airbus' pivotal role in access to space and satellite deployments.
