Embraer Records 38% Net Income Surge in Second Quarter 2026
The company lifted its adjusted EBIT margin outlook to 10.0% to 10.6% and raised adjusted free cash flow guidance to $400 million or higher.
- On August 10, Embraer reported record second-quarter revenue of $2.24 billion, up 23 percent, with 65 aircraft deliveries and an all-time high order backlog of $34.5 billion.
- CEO Francisco Gomes Neto highlighted the achievement of highest second-quarter deliveries in 16 years, stating, "We delivered the strongest second-quarter revenue in our history."
- Chief financial officer Felipe Santana attributed most profit gains to a $68 million one-off tax credit, which he described as a "refund" of previous tariffs.
- Embraer secured a major order for 10 KC-390 military aircraft from the United Arab Emirates, while Eve Air Mobility achieved its first transition flight this month.
- Despite higher ticket costs, Gomes Neto stated the air transportation industry remains "extremely resilient... People are still flying," with demand continuing to rise for new aircraft.
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Brazil aircraft maker Embraer raises outlook after record revenue
The world's third-largest aircraft manufacturer after Airbus and Boeing, Embraer said it expects about $110 million more in profits. A portion of this increase is due to relief from direct US tariffs on Brazilian goods -- from which civil aircraft and aerospace products have been exempt. Embraer still expects about $12 million a year in indirect tariff-related costs. Chief financial officer Felipe Santana said most of the additional profits wer…
Embraer, a Brazilian aeronautical manufacturer, recorded a 10% increase in revenues in the second quarter, reaching 1.9 billion euros. The company speaks in a "new record".
Embraer had a profit attributed to the shareholders of the controlling company of R$ 1.08 billion in the second quarter, high of 141.5% in the annual comparison. In adjusted terms, removing non-recurring effects, the profit was of R$ 1.11 billion, growth of 25% in the same period. The company's numbers were sustained mainly by a good demand for its jets and services, as well as the acceleration of the volume of deliveries. The revenues of the Br…
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