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SAFRY

Safran SA

https://www.safran-group.com/

CEO

Philippe Petitcolin

Industry

Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturing

Open

54.70

Mkt cap

92B

Volume

11K

High

54.91

P/E Ratio

54.28

52-wk high

60.57

Low

54.62

Div yield

0.01

52-wk low

42.88

Safran SA's stock has declined 5% since September, but it remains a strong buy due to its involvement in major aircraft programs and future growth potential. Opportunities include higher production rates for Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus A320neo, better cost amortization, and increased shipset value from Collins Aerospace. Risks involve aerospace supply chain issues, inflation, approval delays for a $1.8 billion acquisition, and challenges in the seat business from the Zodiac Aerospace acquisition.

Portfolio Pulse from

December 23, 2024 | 7:30 pm

The fall of the French government has led to political and economic uncertainty, potentially affecting investor confidence and the defense budget, according to the CEO of Safran.

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December 05, 2024 | 4:30 pm

Safran, a French jet engine maker, aims for high single-digit annual revenue growth and significantly increased profit by 2028, as announced before its investor day in Paris.

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December 05, 2024 | 7:30 am

Safran has announced the appointment of Stephane Cueille as the new CEO of its Aircraft Engines unit, effective in early 2025, replacing Jean-Paul Alary.

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November 06, 2024 | 6:00 pm

Safran (OTC:SAFRY) has secured contracts worth over $1.2 billion from Emirates, including a $1 billion deal for Safran Seats for Emirates' new A350, 777X-9, and existing 777-300 aircraft. The contracts also involve Safran Cabin providing Galley shipsets and Safran Landing Systems supplying wheels and carbon brakes for the A350 fleet. Additionally, a 10-year service agreement with Safran Aerosystems for 777 safety and cabin systems components repair and maintenance is included. Safran's stock price increased by 2.77% to $42.63.

Portfolio Pulse from Shivani Kumaresan

November 14, 2023 | 6:38 pm

Delta Air Lines has discovered unauthorized components in less than 1% of its over 2,100 jet engines. Other airlines, including American Airlines, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines, have also reported finding fake parts associated with AOG Technics Ltd. This London-based firm is under investigation over the spare parts it provided for a jet engine model produced by CFM International, a collaboration between General Electric and Safran SA. Delta confirmed that none of its aircraft are currently flying with unapproved parts.

Portfolio Pulse from Shivani Kumaresan

October 03, 2023 | 1:32 pm

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has raised concerns over the potential presence of unauthorized components in General Electric Company's (NYSE:GE) model CF6 jet engines. The FAA has advised aircraft owners to perform inspections to identify these components. The unauthorized parts were allegedly sold by U.K.-based company, AOG Technics, without the requisite FAA approvals. CFM International, a jet engine manufacturer, reported that AOG Technics might have distributed thousands of engine components with forged documentation. GE shares closed lower by 1.62% at $112.99 on Thursday.

Portfolio Pulse from Shivani Kumaresan

September 22, 2023 | 1:06 pm

French aerospace company Safran (OTC:SAFRY) is set to acquire an aerospace business from RTX Corp (NYSE:RTX) for $1.8 billion. The business, part of Collins Aerospace, provides actuation and flight control systems. The deal is expected to boost Safran's control in critical flight control and actuation functions, and have an accretive impact on earnings per share from year one. The deal is expected to close in H2 2024.

Portfolio Pulse from Shivani Kumaresan

July 21, 2023 | 11:42 am

Safran has acquired Collins Aerospace's Actuation and Flight Control business, a subsidiary of RTX, for $1.8 billion.

Portfolio Pulse from Benzinga Newsdesk

July 21, 2023 | 7:43 am

Safran SA is close to acquiring Raytheon Technologies Corp's flight control unit for approximately $1.8 billion. The deal will relieve Raytheon of a low-margin business and strengthen Safran's position in flight controls against competitors.

Portfolio Pulse from Akanksha Bakshi

June 14, 2023 | 4:08 pm

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