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Airbus ends 2024 stronger than expected: Reuters

Investing.com — Airbus, the European aerospace corporation, concluded 2024 in a more positive position than initially projected during its profit warning in the summer, according to a memo from CEO Guillaume Faury to the company’s employees.

However, Faury also cautioned about a worsening international climate and increasing business risks, Reuters reported.

In the memo, Faury discussed the company’s overall performance, stating, “From an operational point of view, we finished the year in a better state than we feared when we changed our guidance to the financial markets” in July.

This indicates that the company’s operational condition in the end of 2024 exceeded the expectations set after revising its financial outlook in July.

Despite the positive end to the year, the CEO highlighted the growing risks in the international business environment, suggesting potential challenges for Airbus in the future.

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