Leonardo in the news

ispace, Leonardo, and Telespazio are partnering to develop lunar communication, navigation, and transportation infrastructure to support future lunar missions and a sustainable cislunar economy.

Leonardo expanded its Sesto Calende facility to increase the production of helicopter flight simulators, boosting its training services and integrating specialists in a new 6,000 sqm building.

Leonardo DRS completed delivery of INOD Block III thermal weapon sights to the Australian Army for their Land 159 Tranche 1 soldier modernization program, providing advanced night vision capabilities for sniper and special operations.

Leonardo has expanded its Sesto Calende facility by opening a new 6,000 square meter building dedicated to developing and manufacturing helicopter flight simulators.

Leonardo and Telespazio are partnering with Japanese company ispace to develop lunar communication, navigation, and transport infrastructure, focusing on the Moonlight program and the growing lunar economy.

Leonardo DRS has launched a new UK subsidiary, DRS UK, to locally produce tactical radios and support UK defense requirements, also serving as a European hub for its tactical radio business.

Leonardo's new Hystrix 40 ADS, a mobile anti-aircraft gun system based on naval technology, has been observed in physical form during testing.

Vertical Aerospace added former Leonardo Helicopters US CEO William Woltman to its board, bringing significant aerospace and defense expertise.

Palazzo Chigi has commissioned Leonardo to provide cybersecurity training for its executives and employees.

Leonardo partners with Unibap Space Solutions for data processing in its Space Guardian constellation.

Leonardo expanded its Sesto Calende facility with a new building dedicated to helicopter flight simulator development and manufacturing, increasing capacity and integrating processes.

Leonardo DRS secured contracts to supply critical electronics for MK 41 missile launchers, supporting U.S. Navy and allied fleets, with production in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and Largo, Florida.

Leonardo is expanding an airport in Venegono to facilitate safer operations for its M-346 fighter jets.

Analysts project over 40% growth for Fincantieri and Leonardo stocks compared to current market values.

Bank of America lowered Leonardo's target price to 71 euros, citing challenges in value recognition despite the company's valuable defense assets.

Leonardo's CEO, Lorenzo Mariani, stated that hosting MBDA at their Pomigliano d'Arco site is an optimal choice, bringing diversification and growth to the company's defense business.

Regional Councillor Renato Perrini advocated for nighttime repairs on Ponte Punta Penna and the establishment of a technical group to improve public transport for Leonardo employees in Grottaglie.

BofA Securities lowered Leonardo Spa's price target to EUR71.00 but maintained a Buy rating, citing an updated valuation and recognizing the company's strong underlying asset value despite complex structures.

A quality defect involving primer application on the fuselage of 500 Airbus A321neo aircraft impacts Leonardo's supply chain, with repairs to be carried out during routine maintenance.

Regione Lombardia and Leonardo partnered on "Crescere Insieme" to strengthen the Italian aerospace supply chain by connecting large industry with regional SMEs.