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Safran lifts 2026 outlook as LEAP engine deliveries surge 41%

Safran announced an upgraded full‑year outlook for 2026 after posting record profitability in the first half of the year. Adjusted revenue reached €17.57 billion, up 19% year‑on‑year, while adjusted recurring operating income rose 29% to €3.24 billion, lifting the operating margin to a record 18.4%. Free cash flow was €2.62 billion and adjusted net income increased 21% to €1.92 billion.

The company delivered 1,030 CFM International LEAP engines in the January‑June period, a 41% increase over the same period in 2025 and the fourth consecutive quarter with deliveries above 500 units. Safran now expects full‑year LEAP deliveries to grow by roughly 20% versus 2025, revising earlier expectations of about 15% growth.

After‑market activity drove much of the performance: civil‑engine spare‑parts revenue grew 27.9% in dollar terms and civil‑engine services revenue climbed 40.4%, supported by LEAP per‑flight‑hour maintenance contracts. Safran also signed a memorandum of understanding with Indian airline IndiGo for more than 1,000 LEAP‑1A engines, the largest such deal the company has ever secured with an airline.

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CFM International · IndiGo · LEAP engine · Olivier Andriès · Safran

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