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Guidance 2025

Guidance - Company

The good performance of the Group continued in the first half of the year, with a gradual strengthening of its competitive position in both domestic and international markets, supported by further volume growth and solid profitability.
The increased demand for defence and security, linked to the geopolitical scenario, generates positive outlook for the defence sector.

In this context, based on the performance recorded in the six months to June and the revision of estimates for the second half of the year, in light of greater visibility on the prospects for order acquisition, the Group updates its full year 2025 Guidance as disclosed in March 2025 as follows:

  • Increase in new order intake guidance from ca. € 21 billion to ca. € 22.25 – 22.75 billion, factoring in the acquisition of jumbo orders
  • Upward revision of the FOCF guidance from ca. € 870 million to ca. € 920-980 million, as a result of good operating performance and cash advances related to additional orders
  • Reduction of the Group's Net Debt, from ca. € 1.6 billion to ca. € 1.1 billion thanks to the positive impact of stronger cash generation and the postponement to 2026 of some M&A transactions expected during the year
  • The guidance in terms of revenues of approximately €18.6 billion and EBITA of approximately € 1,660 million are confirmed

New orders (€ bn)

FY2024

20.9

Guidance 2025 update(1)

22.25-22.75

Revenues (€ bn)

FY2024

17.8

Guidance 2025 update(1)

ca. 18.6

EBITA (€ mln)

FY2024

1,525

Guidance 2025 update(1)

ca. 1,660

FOCF (€ mln)

FY2024

826

Guidance 2025 update(1)

920-980

Group Net Debt (€ bn)

FY2024

1.8

Guidance 2025 update(1)

ca. 1.1(2)

Based on USD/€ exchange rate at 1.08 and €/GBP exchange rate at 0.86

(1) Based on the current assessments of the impacts of the geopolitical situation also on supply chain, inflationary levels and the global economy, subject to any further significant effects.

(2) Assuming the increased dividend payments of €0.52 per share, M&A transaction of ca. €100 million, DRS shareholders remuneration, new leasing contracts and other minor movements.

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