Latam Airlines Group SA

LATAM Airlines ADRs fell 2.4% even though the company completed a $505 million financing agreement for 11 planned aircraft deliveries. About $400 million of the financing is tied to sustainability criteria; BNP Paribas is leading the credit structure with interest incentives linked to CO₂ reduction. LATAM plans more than 40 additions in 2026, expects over 410 aircraft by year-end and foresees up to 130 further planes by 2030 to make the fleet significantly lower-emission. » More on de.investing.com

LATAM Airlines reported a 27.9% revenue increase in the second quarter to USD 4.2 billion and a net profit of USD 125 million, despite sharply higher fuel costs (+93%). Adjusted earnings per share were USD 0.436, missing the analysts' expectation of USD 1.04, but investors focused on strong operational trends, cash flow and the raised guidance for revenue, EBITDA and liquidity. Adjusted operating margin was 5.4%, adjusted operating cash flow USD 476 million and adjusted net leverage 1.5x. The stock rose 5.64% in after-hours trading; management expects improvement in the second half and plans fleet expansions, including introductions of Embraer E2s. » More on de.investing.com

LATAM Airlines reported its best quarter in history in Q1 2026 with earnings per share of $2.01 versus a forecast of $1.38. Revenue rose 21.7% to $4.15 billion, adjusted EBITDA reached $1.3 billion and net income increased by about 62%. The stock rose 8.58% in premarket trading. For Q2 and Q3, revenue is forecast at roughly $3.9 billion and $4.3 billion respectively, with fuel costs and currency fluctuations cited as the main risks. » More on de.investing.com