Dassault Aviation

Dassault Aviation reported an adjusted revenue increase of 46% to €4.2 billion in the first half of 2026, after which the stock temporarily gained around 10%. Thales and Indra also benefited from strong figures; Thales increased revenue in the first half by just under 8% and recorded a 22% rise in order intake. The trend reflects Europe-wide rearmament and is also pushing up stocks such as Rheinmetall. » Más en deraktionaer.de

Dassault Aviation increased adjusted operating profit in the first half by 83% to €330m on net sales of €4.16bn (+46%). New orders amounted to €2.88bn, well below last year’s €8.08bn, while deliveries included 13 Falcon business jets and 12 Rafale fighter jets. The company confirmed its full-year targets and is continuing negotiations over the possible sale of 114 Rafale jets to India, which CEO Eric Trappier described as its main strategic objective. » Más en de.investing.com

Dassault Aviation and OHB have unveiled the joint Vortex‑S project, with which they intend to offer ESA a reusable spaceplane and competing space logistics services. Dassault is already building parts of the glider, while OHB will provide the service module; a four‑metre demonstrator is planned to fly in 2028. The effort aims to establish autonomous European transport capacity in low Earth orbit and to reduce dependence on US providers. » Más en finanzen.net