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Leonardo S.p.A., an industrial and technological firm headquartered in Rome, Italy, was established in 1948. Operating globally with a significant presence in Italy, the United Kingdom, broader Europe, the United States, and various international markets, the company primarily specializes in aerospace, defense, and security sectors. Leonardo provides a diverse array of helicopters designed for battlefield operations, combat missions, maritime patrols, training, executive and private transport, emergency medical and rescue services, security, and utility support for the energy sector. This…
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Lorenzo Mariani, Chief Executive Officer of Leonardo, said rising European defense spending is boosting demand as the company accelerates production, raises guidance and expands its space capabilities.
Italy's Leonardo on Thursday lifted its full-year guidance for orders, core profits and free cash flow after posting a 45% rise in new contracts in the first half of the year.
The Italian aerospace-and-defense group said it expected roughly €28.2 billion in orders this year compared with prior guidance of about €25 billion.
The next generation of defense winners could increasingly resemble software and AI companies instead of conventional arms manufacturers Recent weakness in European defense stocks reflects both a rotation into AI stocks and more selective investors, according to market watchers.