CAE Inc

Executive leadership shift at CAE Inc. fuels growth in aviation training, highlighting AI, cloud‑based simulators, and digital learning for pilots and defense.

CAE expands aviation training with a new A320 simulator in China and a defence contract with the RAAF, boosting productivity, cost‑efficiency, and regulatory compliance.

CAE’s Q2 2026 earnings reveal a strong defense‑training surge, tech‑driven capital plans, and civil aviation headwinds – a clear shift toward AI, edge computing, and sustainability.

CAE’s AI‑driven simulators and KF Aerospace partnership boost aviation‑training growth, meeting tech‑savvy, sustainability‑focused demand for safer, cost‑efficient flight training.

CAE Inc. stock rises amid takeover rumors, reflecting market confidence and the company’s strong position in digital aviation training.

Explore how CAE Inc.’s takeover buzz could lift its TSX share price, revealing hidden value, regulatory hurdles, and digital‑training synergies for investors.

CAE Inc. prepares for its ASX listing on 27 November 2025, aiming to boost share liquidity and market visibility without any new corporate changes.

CAE Inc., a leading training solution provider in the aerospace and defense sector, is well-positioned for growth due to its established customer base, technological leadership, and adaptability to evolving regulatory and technological landscapes.

CAE Inc.’s stock rating has been upgraded to ‘Buy’ by TD Securities, but the company’s shares have declined due to a revenue miss attributed to weakness in its civil aviation segment.

CAE Inc. has announced the results of its 2025 Annual and Special Meeting, with all 13 nominated directors elected to the Board, despite a revenue miss in the civil aviation segment.