Safran SA

European manufacturing sees a €3.1 m CapEx rise in 2025, driven by digital twins, low‑carbon tech, and EU ETS, reshaping productivity, supply chains and investor sentiment.

Safran opens its first UK research hub, boosting decarbonisation efforts and cutting costs while staying ahead of shifting demand for premium, eco‑friendly aircraft components.

Safran SA’s joint‑venture plan with Singapore’s SIAEC aims to secure a high‑margin LEAP engine maintenance foothold in Asia‑Pacific, targeting $140 M TAM and a 3‑year ROI by leveraging local expertise and advanced predictive analytics.

Safran SA, a French conglomerate, is poised to benefit from the European Union’s €35 billion investment in the space sector, but the company must navigate a complex strategic landscape and invest in emerging technologies to capitalize on the oppor…

Safran’s stock price has fluctuated between 190-295.2 EUR over the past year, with a current price of 292.5 EUR and a valuation ratio of 28.588.

Safran’s current stock price is 292.1 EUR, with a notable 52-week high of 295.2 EUR and a price-to-earnings ratio of 28.549.

Safran’s financial performance remains steady, with a stable stock price and moderate valuation metrics, despite some market fluctuations.

Safran SA’s stock price has increased in recent weeks due to positive financial performance and analyst recommendations, with a 10% price target increase predicted.

Safran SA’s stock price has surged due to optimistic analyst projections, with 80% of experts recommending a ‘buy’ rating and a target price of 291 euros, representing a 10% increase from the current price.

Safran’s North American Electromechanical Actuation Business has been acquired by Woodward, Inc. as of July 21, 2025, marking a significant milestone in Safran’s strategic evolution.