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Rolls-Royce Holdings (MX:RRN)
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EarningsQ4 2025 Earnings Report

Rolls-Royce Holdings (RRN) Q4 2025 Earnings Report

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MX:RRN Q4 2025 EPS Results

Actual EPS$3.31
Consensus EPS$3.29
Beat/MissBeat by +$0.02
One Year Ago EPS$2.75

MX:RRN Q4 2025 Revenue Results

Actual Revenue$275.18B
Expected Revenue$254.55B
Beat/MissBeat by +$20.63B
YoY Revenue Growth+16.61%

Earnings Announcement Details

QuarterQ4 2025
Date02/26/2026
TimeBefore Open
Conference CallThursday, February 26, 2026
MX:RRN Upcoming Earnings
Rolls-Royce Holdings's next earnings date is estimated for February 25, 2027, based on past reporting schedules.

Q4 2025 Earnings Call Audio

MX:RRN Q4 2025 Earnings Call
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Q4 2025 Earnings Slide Deck

Q4 2025 Earnings Call Summary

Q4 2025
Earnings Call Date:Feb 26, 2026|
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Earnings Call Sentiment|Positive
The call presented a strong and broad operational and financial recovery with upgraded guidance, materially higher margins, significant free cash flow generation and a major shareholder return program. Civil Aerospace and Power Systems delivered standout profit and cash improvements, operational initiatives (time on wing, AI) are already driving benefits, and long-term growth opportunities (SMR, UltraFan, data center engines) were highlighted. Key near-term challenges are persistent supply-chain and product-cost inflation, some non‑recurring contractual gains in 2025, and timing of LTSA cash realization (largely post‑2028). On balance, the positive trends — upgraded targets, robust cash generation, balance sheet repair and a sizeable buyback/dividend program — outweigh the stated headwinds.
Company Guidance
Rolls‑Royce guided 2026 underlying operating profit of £4.0–4.2bn and free cash flow of £3.6–3.8bn, and upgraded its 2028 mid‑term targets to operating profit £4.9–5.2bn, operating margin 18–20%, free cash flow £5.0–5.3bn and return on capital 23–26%; division mid‑term margins were set at Civil Aerospace 21–23%, Power Systems 18–20% and Defence 14–16%. For 2026 the company expects net LTSA balance growth broadly similar to 2025, large‑engine flying hours of c.115–120% of 2019 (rising to c.130–140% by mid‑term), shop visits of 1,480–1,550 in 2026 peaking then falling to 1,300–1,400 by 2028, and mid‑term net LTSA balance growth of c.£0.8–1.2bn; it also flagged a 2026 supply‑chain cash drag of c.£150–200m that will be gone by the mid‑term and assumes a blended FX of $1.33/£ (vs $1.44 in 2025). The plan anticipates mid‑term investment averaging above depreciation & amortisation, working‑capital releases with 2028 broadly neutral, overhedge costs cleared by end‑2026, higher cash tax as profits grow, a £7–9bn 2026–28 buyback program (c.£2.5bn in 2026 including £200m already executed) alongside growing dividends (2025 final 5p, full year 9.5p, 32% payout), and sees contract margins ~2pp and LTSA income‑statement margins ~8pp higher than prior guidance, all supporting sustained margin and cash‑flow expansion.
Strong Group Financial Performance
Group revenue grew 14% to GBP 20.0bn; underlying operating profit GBP 3.5bn (5x vs 2022); operating margin 17.3% (more than tripled vs 2022); free cash flow GBP 3.3bn (up >GBP 800m YoY); return on capital ~18.9% (≈4x vs 2022).
Upgraded Guidance and Ambitious Midterm Targets
2026 guidance: underlying operating profit GBP 4.0–4.2bn and free cash flow GBP 3.6–3.8bn. Upgraded 2028 midterm targets: operating profit GBP 4.9–5.2bn, operating margin 18–20%, free cash flow GBP 5.0–5.3bn, return on capital 23–26%.
Major Shareholder Returns Program
Board recommended final dividend 5p (full year 9.5p, +60% YoY, 32% payout ratio). Announced first multiyear buyback program GBP 7–9bn (2026–2028), with GBP 2.5bn planned in 2026 (GBP 200m tranche already completed); intends to return >75% of free cash flow to shareholders 2026–28.
Civil Aerospace Outperformance and Aftermarket Momentum
Civil operating profit GBP 2.1bn (+41% YoY) with margin 20.5% (+3.9pp); revenues GBP 10.4bn (+15%); service revenue +21%; large engine revenue +30%; total shop visits 1,440 (+10%); significant LTSA/commercial improvements (net contractual margin improvements GBP 392m, gross GBP 553m).
Power Systems: Rapid Growth and Profitability
Power Systems operating profit GBP 852m (+60% YoY) and margin 17.4% (+4.5pp); revenue GBP 4.9bn (+19%); Power Generation revenue +30% (data center +35%); order intake GBP 6.1bn (+21%); battery storage achieved breakeven.
Balance Sheet Strength and Cash Discipline
Net cash position GBP 1.9bn (≈GBP 1.5bn improvement YoY); working capital released >GBP 400m; gross procurement savings GBP 1.2bn and efficiency/simplification benefits GBP 600m since 2022; credit ratings upgraded to strong investment grade.
Operational Improvements and Digital/AI Adoption
Time-on-wing target >100% durability with >50% already delivered; XWB-84 improvements deliver >1% fuel burn benefit and 44% reduction in XWB-84 shop visit costs already achieved (target to halve by midterm). Launched AiRR (AI platform); first EASA-approved AI agent reduced technical variance effort by ~75%.
Long‑term Growth Platforms: SMR, UltraFan and Series 4000
SMR business targeted to be cash generative by 2030 with ambition to commission 2 SMRs/year by mid-2030s and 8/year at maturity (TAM >400 SMRs by 2050). UltraFan/narrow-body demonstrator progressing (ground test target by 2028); Series 4000 for data centers targeted for 2028 with ~20% higher power density.

MX:RRN Earnings History

Report Date
Fiscal Quarter
Forecast / EPS
Last Year's EPS
EPS YoY Change
Press Release
Feb 25, 2027
2026 (Q4)
5.00 / -
3.311―
2026 (Q2)
4.18 / 5.19
3.68740.76% (+1.50)
2025 (Q4)
3.29 / 3.31
2.74820.51% (+0.56)
2025 (Q2)
2.25 / 3.69
2.11474.44% (+1.57)
2024 (Q4)
2.28 / 2.75
2.0931.46% (+0.66)
2024 (Q2)
1.36 / 2.11
0.47350.00% (+1.64)
2023 (Q4)
0.82 / 2.09
-0.2111088.89% (+2.30)
2023 (Q2)
0.52 / 0.47
-0.517190.91% (+0.99)
2022 (Q4)
-0.21 / -0.21
-0.37643.75% (+0.16)
2022 (Q2)
-0.09 / -0.52
0.423-222.22% (-0.94)
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