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Bulls Say, Bears Say
Bulls Say
Revenue GrowthRevenue expansion from 2023–2025 points to stronger program deliveries and sustained defense/commercial demand. Given Leonardo’s milestone and delivery-driven contracts, higher program revenue increases medium-term visibility, supports scale economies and funds R&D and services investments.
Improving ProfitabilityImproving net profit margin (≈4.3% to ≈6.3%) with EBIT margins around 7–9% reflects better cost control and favorable mix. Sustained margin improvement and higher ROE increase internal funding capacity and provide a cushion against cyclical pressures, supporting durable profitability.
Deleveraging And Cash GenerationMeaningful deleveraging (debt/equity ~0.47x) alongside operating cash flow rising to ~€2.0B strengthens liquidity and reduces refinancing risk. Improved leverage and cash generation give management flexibility to fund long-term programs, services backlog and targeted investments without heavy external financing.
Bears Say
Weak FCF ConversionFree cash flow covered only about half of net income in 2025 and has been historically volatile. That weak conversion limits discretionary uses—dividends, buybacks and extra capex—and makes the firm more exposed to earnings shocks when reported profits do not translate into spendable cash.
Thin Gross MarginsGross margin remaining around ~8% constrains operating leverage so revenue gains convert less efficiently to profits. Without structural margin expansion from lower costs or higher-value mix, sustained profit and cash generation gains will be harder to achieve despite top-line growth.
Sizeable Absolute DebtDespite ratio improvement, nominal debt of ~€4.5B is still material. Large absolute debt raises interest and refinancing exposure and could constrain strategic flexibility or increase financing costs if margins or cash conversion weaken, limiting the company’s options in adverse scenarios.
LDON FAQ
What was Leonardo Spa’s price range in the past 12 months?
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What is Leonardo Spa’s market cap?
Leonardo Spa’s market cap is $596.81B.
When is Leonardo Spa’s upcoming earnings report date?
Leonardo Spa’s upcoming earnings report date is Jul 31, 2026 which is in 2 days.
How were Leonardo Spa’s earnings last quarter?
Leonardo Spa released its earnings results on May 06, 2026. The company reported $5.579 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of $3.971 by $1.608.
Is Leonardo Spa overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts Leonardo Spa’s price is currently Undervalued.
Does Leonardo Spa pay dividends?
Leonardo Spa does not currently pay dividends.
What is Leonardo Spa’s EPS estimate?
Leonardo Spa’s EPS estimate is 9.33.
How many shares outstanding does Leonardo Spa have?
Leonardo Spa has 578,150,400 shares outstanding.
What happened to Leonardo Spa’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Leonardo Spa reported an EPS of $5.579 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of $3.971. Following the earnings report the stock price went same N/A.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Leonardo Spa?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in MX:LDON
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Company Description
Leonardo Spa
Leonardo S.p.A. is a prominent industrial and technology firm with operations spanning Italy, the United Kingdom, the rest of Europe, the United States, and other international markets. The company's core activities are centered around helicopters, defense electronics and security systems, aeronautics, and space. Within its helicopter division, Leonardo designs and manufactures a diverse fleet for various applications, including military battlefield and combat roles, maritime operations, pilot training, executive and private transportation, medical and rescue missions, security, energy sector support, and general utility services. This is further enhanced by comprehensive support and training offerings. The aeronautics segment develops a range of aircraft, such as trainers, fighter jets, multi-mission transport planes, and multi-mission surveillance aircraft. In the realm of defense electronics and security, the company delivers sophisticated command and control systems, radar and sensor technologies, optronics, advanced communication systems, electronic warfare capabilities, avionics, air traffic management solutions, and integrated defense systems. It also specializes in cybersecurity and resilience, critical communication infrastructure, digitalization initiatives, and monitoring services. For the space industry, Leonardo provides geoinformation services, satellite communication technologies, ground support systems, navigation solutions, and satellite operational expertise. Its advanced offerings include interplanetary probes, orbiting modules, robotics and drilling equipment, electro-optics, laser transmitters, atomic clocks, photovoltaic panels, power distributors and amplifiers, attitude sensors, and orbital micropropulsion systems. Furthermore, Leonardo is involved in the manufacturing and assembly of crucial structural components, both composite and metallic, for commercial and military aircraft, helicopters, and unmanned aerial vehicles. The company also offers automation solutions for significant logistical operations, such as airport baggage handling systems, mail sorting centers, and courier logistics hubs. Established in 1948 and based in Rome, Italy, the company was previously known as Leonardo - Finmeccanica S.p.a. before officially changing its name to Leonardo S.p.a. in January 2017.