Airbus Military sold a record 21 light and medium transport aircraft
in the first six months of 2012, but reduced incomes from its A400M and tanker programmes saw its revenues fall by 24% against the same period last year.
Detailing the airframer's activities in its half-year results statement on 27 July, EADS said Airbus Military's revenues of €843 million ($1 billion) were down from more than €1.1 billion in the first half of 2011. The fall is attributed mainly to "lower revenue recognition on the A400M as well as lower tanker revenues".
New sales of the C295, CN235 and C212 were made to countries including Cameroon, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Oman and Poland during the half-year period, when seven transports were also delivered.
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Detailing the airframer's activities in its half-year results statement on 27 July, EADS said Airbus Military's revenues of €843 million ($1 billion) were down from more than €1.1 billion in the first half of 2011. The fall is attributed mainly to "lower revenue recognition on the A400M as well as lower tanker revenues".
New sales of the C295, CN235 and C212 were made to countries including Cameroon, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Oman and Poland during the half-year period, when seven transports were also delivered.
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