Airbus SE

Airbus SE’s stock price has increased by 0.92% to 181.84 euros, driven by strong performance in defense, space, and helicopter business sectors.

Airbus has announced a leadership change, appointing Lars Wagner as head of commercial aviation business, effective January 1, 2026, amidst a record high share price.

Airbus has experienced a significant surge in deliveries and orders, with 306 aircraft delivered in the first half of 2025 and 203 net orders received in June, leading to a rise in its stock price and market value.

Airbus secured over 250 aircraft orders at the Paris Air Show, outperforming its US-based competitor Boeing and marking a significant milestone for the company.

Airbus SE forecasts a 3.6% annual increase in global air travel over the next 20 years, with over 43,000 new aircraft expected to be delivered.

Airbus SE forecasts a 3.6% annual increase in global air travel over the next 20 years, with over 43,000 new aircraft expected to be delivered.

Airbus’ stock price has fluctuated in recent days due to reports of a potential large order from China, but analysts remain optimistic about the company’s long-term prospects.

Airbus is in talks with Chinese airlines to place a significant order for 200-500 aircraft, potentially boosting the company’s stock price by summer 2024.

Airbus SE’s stock price has remained relatively stable, defying market volatility, due to its strong market position, robust business model, and commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

Airbus SE’s stock price has increased due to new orders from clients such as Vietjet and Air Niugini, as well as the end of a strike by an A320 engine supplier.