CAE in the news

Matthew Bromberg, the new CEO, is celebrating United's $600 million simulator expansion, which includes 40 flight simulators from CAE.

Legal & General Group Plc significantly increased its stake in CAE Inc., an aerospace company that recently surpassed earnings expectations.

CAE significantly expanded its partnership with United Airlines by adding 40 new training devices and 86 simulators at United's Denver Flight Training Center, strengthening its role in airline pilot training infrastructure.

Analysts offered mixed opinions on Industrial Goods stocks, with some reiterating Hold ratings for CAE while others maintained Buy ratings for HEICO and Target Hospitality.

CAE's stock declined due to civil aviation weakness, uneven earnings, and execution risks associated with its ongoing transformation program, despite long-term growth opportunities in defense and pilot training.

CAE's first-quarter profit dropped to $31 million despite a revenue increase to $1.17 billion, with both civil aviation and defence segments showing growth, while the adjusted backlog slightly decreased.

CAE announced the election of all 13 director nominees, including new board member Bruce Ross, at its 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders.

Analysts issued bullish ratings for CAE and ST Engineering, with price targets indicating potential upside.

CAE's Q1 revenue rose 6.8% to CAD 1.2 billion with improved free cash flow, driven by defense growth, while maintaining its fiscal 2027 outlook and advancing its transformation plan.

CAE experienced significant margin compression in Q1 fiscal 2027, with net income and EPS falling despite a 6.8% increase in revenue.

CAE is experiencing significant financial losses and shrinking its global presence due to the Iran war, with Prime Minister Mark Carney visiting their Montreal facilities.

CAE Inc.'s Q1 2027 saw revenue and gross profit growth, but a significant decline in operating and net income, despite a slight share price increase.

CAE reported increased Q1 fiscal 2027 revenues, strong order intake, and free cash flow, while advancing its transformation plan and maintaining its full-year outlook despite mixed segment profitability.

CAE's recent quarter was negatively impacted by the Middle East conflict, leading to significant cost-cutting measures including reducing its global footprint and closing training centers, though it still beat earnings expectations.

Leonardo has expanded its collaborations with CAE and Lockheed Martin to include new deals in training and services.

CAE and Leonardo are strengthening their partnership to advance M-346 pilot training and develop next-generation integrated training capabilities for evolving operational demands.

Simulation and training solutions for pilots and military personnel are seeing high demand despite current earnings pressures and program execution challenges.

Renewal of a share repurchase program to buy back and cancel up to 5% of outstanding common shares over a twelve-month period.

Regulatory approval was granted for a share buyback program of over 16 million shares starting in June 2026.

CAE Inc is launching a share buyback program to repurchase 5% of its common shares and improve shareholder returns amid a year-to-date stock price decline.