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Shares of Leonardo S.p.a. (OTCMKTS:FINMF - Get Free Report) were up 1.8% during mid-day trading on Monday. The stock traded as high as $70.02 and last traded at $69.82. Approximately 2,031 shares were traded during mid-day trading, a decline of 35% from the average daily volume of 3,112 shares. The stock had previously closed
A group of seven Italian civil society groups has filed a lawsuit against state-controlled defence group Leonardo and Italy's government, seeking to annul any contract for the sale and supply of arms to Israel.
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Leonardo remains a buy, with a $77.05 price target and 31% upside despite recent underperformance versus the S&P 500. FINMY posted strong sales and order growth across most segments, but overall margins remain below the desired range for defense contractors. Cost reduction initiatives and margin expansion, especially in Aerostructures and Space, are critical for unlocking further value in FINMY.
Leonardo S.p.a. (OTCPK:FINMY) Q3 2025 Earnings Call November 5, 2025 11:30 AM EST Company Participants Roberto Cingolani - CEO & Director Alessandra Genco - Chief Financial Officer Claudia Introvigne Valeria Ricciotti - Head of Investor Relations & Credit Rating Agencies Conference Call Participants Alessandro Pozzi - Mediobanca - Banca di credito finanziario S.p.A.
Italy's aerospace and defence group Leonardo said on Tuesday it was selling a 9.4% stake in rocket maker Avio through an accelerated bookbuilding to institutional investors.
European aerospace groups Leonardo , Airbus and Thales have reached a framework deal on a proposed merger of their satellite businesses, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Leonardo delivered strong Q2 results, with double-digit revenue, solid order growth, and improved EBITA. Upgraded 2025 guidance, expansion into cybersecurity with the Axiomatics acquisition, and progress on the GCAP sixth-generation fighter program reinforce long-term growth drivers. Valuation implies a 9% upside and is underpinned by order backlog visibility, reduced net debt, and valuable equity holdings in DRS, Hensoldt, and Avio.
Leonardo S.p.a. (OTCPK:FINMF) Q2 2025 Earnings Conference Call July 30, 2025 11:30 AM ET Company Participants Alessandra Genco - Chief Financial Officer Roberto Cingolani - GM, CEO & Director Conference Call Participants Alessandro Pozzi - Mediobanca—Banca di credito finanziario S.p.A.
Italy's Leonardo will buy a 24.55% stake in Finland's SSH , making it the latter's biggest shareholder as it expands its cyber security business with this new strategic partnership, the companies announced on Tuesday.
John Schmidt, global aerospace & defense lead at Accenture discusses European defense and Accenture's research on the defense sector at the Paris Air Show.
Leonardo CEO Roberto Cingolani discusses the outlook for European arms spending and procurement.
Italy's Leonardo will soon announce the acquisition of a European cybersecurity company, its chairman told Reuters on Tuesday, as the aerospace and defence group consolidates a business seen as increasingly important in new combat systems.
Q1 FCF was negative, but there has been an improvement on a yearly basis. This is supported by sales growth in the underlying core business. Fiscal Year 2025 and medium-term guidance confirmed. Leonardo reached a record high order backlog. Our estimates do not capture Leonardo's potential tailwinds, and the company is still priced below its peers. Our buy is then confirmed.
Roberto Cingolani, CEO of Italian defense company Leonardo, discusses Europe's defense buildup and outlook with Bloomberg's Tommaso Ebhardt at the company's headquarters in Rome. 00:00 - Leonardo CEO on defense spending, investment 01:50 - Orders, demand 03:18 - Donald Trump, tariffs, impact on Leonardo and broader European defense context 06:10 - Defense M&A in Europe, aggregation, join ventures 07:17 - Leonardo-Rheinmetall joint venture 09:22 - Space business, European space race 11:19 - Sixth generation fighter, aircraft 14:04 - US presence, market 15:29 - Leonardo CEO on future, outlook -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video?
Leonardo S.p.a.'s stock has surged nearly 100%, fueled by Europe's push for security autonomy, but current valuations leave less margin of safety. Q1 results showed strong revenue growth and global order diversification, yet EBITA margins remain underwhelming, especially outside the aircraft segment. Loss-making aerostructures and struggling space segments weigh on profitability, but cost initiatives and new ventures offer turnaround potential.
Roberto Cingolani, CEO of Italian defense company Leonardo, discusses the European need for alliances and what U.S. President Donald Trump's administration could mean for the region's defense sector. He also urges Europe to develop its own defense.
Ben Heelan, EMEA head of aerospace and defense at Bank of America, weighs in on how European defense companies will be impacted by tariffs.
Defence company Leonardo , utility Enel and power generation supplier Ansaldo Energia have reached a deal to create a new company to study the use of nuclear power, Italy's Energy Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin said on Thursday.