Latecoere in the news

Latecoere is developing composite fuselage and door components at its Toulouse center to prepare for future aircraft models like the A320 successor.

The document details the operating cash flow per share for Latecoere SA, citing copyright by the American Bankers Association and data from FactSet Research Systems Inc.

This document details Latecoere SA's cash flow from financing activities, with data from the American Bankers Association and FactSet Research Systems.

Latecoere SA is scheduled to release its next earnings report on March 17, 2027, with recent financials showing a net income of -23.54 million EUR and an EBITDA of 16.60 million EUR, while not paying dividends and employing 6,120 people.

Latecoere has published its half-yearly financial report for 2026, accessible on its website and filed with the AMF.

Latecoere announced the release of its 2026 Half-Year Financial Report, available on its website and filed with the AMF.

Latécoère lowered its annual targets for 2026 due to decreased operational profitability and net income, despite revenue growth, citing investments, logistical issues, inflation, and geopolitical uncertainties.

Latécoère saw strong revenue growth in the first half of 2026 but posted a significant net loss due to investments, inflation, and supply chain issues.

Latécoère's first-half 2026 revenue rose by 15.2% to €431.6 million, but current EBITDA sharply declined to €3.7 million, leading to a net loss of -€23.5 million, primarily due to struggles in its Aerostructures division and prompting debt renegotiation.

Latécoère's revenue grew but profitability and net income declined significantly in the first half of the year, leading to lowered annual forecasts.

Latecoere's stock dropped after the company lowered its financial targets.

Latecoere's H1 2026 revenue increased by nearly 20% due to higher demand, but its EBITDA significantly declined.

Latecoere's profitability collapsed in the first half of 2026 despite 19% organic growth, leading to lowered annual ambitions.

Latecoere's stock dropped by 13% after its first-half 2026 EBITDA decreased significantly due to ramp-up costs, inflation, and supply chain issues, leading to a lowered full-year profit outlook.

Lat%C3%A9co%C3%A8re reported wider net losses in H1 2026 despite revenue growth, indicating it remains in a recovery phase with a declining share price.

Latecoere's stock fell as strong first-half growth was overshadowed by a more cautious outlook for full-year EBITDA and cash flow due to rising costs and supply chain issues.

Latecoere expects lower profitability and free cash flow in 2026 due to inflation and supply chain issues, despite ongoing investments and cost control efforts.

Latecoere's first-half 2026 revenue increased by 15.2% to 431.6 million euros, but current EBITDA sharply declined to 3.7 million euros due to losses in the Aerostructures division, leading to a net loss of 23.5 million euros.

Latécoère experienced wider losses in the first half of 2026 despite revenue growth, indicating a prolonged financial recovery.

Latécoère's stock fell 13% as its first-half 2026 EBITDA dropped significantly, despite revenue growth, due to rising costs and supply chain issues, leading to a downward revision of its annual profit outlook.