Airbus SE

Airbus’s 2025 share buyback and OmanSat‑1 contract boost cash‑flow confidence while expanding its Middle‑East satellite reach – a strategic win for investors and telecoms alike.

Airbus SE secures space and defense growth: delivers Orion spacecraft module to NASA, while Germany orders 20 light‑combat helicopters—boosting revenue, resilience and market leadership.

Airbus SE’s recent stock performance is driven by strong demand and strategic partnerships, but a deeper analysis reveals both significant opportunities and risks, including regulatory challenges, supply chain vulnerabilities, and competitive disrup…

Airbus shares are soaring, but the company faces a significant challenge in meeting its ambitious annual delivery target, which could have serious consequences for its stock price and survival.

Airbus has reported 60 aircraft deliveries in August, a key milestone towards its annual target of 820 jet planes, despite facing delivery challenges.

Airbus SE’s stock price experienced a mixed week, initially rising to a high before falling in line with declines in the CAC 40 and Euro STOXX 50 indices.

Airbus SE’s share price has declined following a deal between Boeing and China, contributing to a broader decline in European stock markets.

Airbus’ stock price has surged 68 cents to 180.08 euros, outpacing the market and defying a downward trend, despite concerns over a potential 10-day employee strike in the UK.

Airbus shares have surged 10% in the past week, contributing to a boost in the European stock market and a shift in market dynamics with Boeing’s stock price declining by 8%.

Airbus’s stock price has skyrocketed after securing a massive order from Avolon for 90 aircraft, a deal that has sent a resounding vote of confidence in the company’s products and dominance in the market.