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Bombardier Q3 Earnings Call Highlights
Record aftermarket sales and sustained private jet demand lifted quarterly revenue and prompted Bombardier to raise its 2026 free cash flow outlook to more than $1.3 billion.
- On Thursday, Montreal-based Bombardier reported a 3% rise in quarterly revenue to $2.4 billion, prompting the manufacturer to raise its 2026 free cash flow forecast to more than $1.3 billion.
- Investor concerns about President Donald Trump's threats to the company's United States operations eased after the President stated last month he "just found out" the company maintained a Kansas base.
- Services revenue jumped 19% to a record $701 million, while Bombardier delivered 33 aircraft during the quarter, contributing to a total order backlog of $22.2 billion as of September 30.
- CEO Éric Martel continues steering the turnaround, with adjusted EBITDA increasing 7% to $382 million and the company ending the quarter with $2.4 billion in available liquidity.
- Bombardier scheduled an in-person Investor Day for February 18, 2027, to update strategic priorities while maintaining 2026 targets of more than 157 aircraft deliveries and revenue above $10.0 billion.
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Bombardier Q3 Earnings Call Highlights
Bombardier (TSE:BBD.A) raised its 2026 free cash flow forecast for the second time this year after record services revenue and strong aircraft orders helped lift third-quarter results. The business jet manufacturer now expects full-year free cash flow of more than $1.3 billion, up from its previous
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