Air France-KLM Group has reported a robust performance in the third quarter of 2023, marked by record operating profits. The key highlights of their performance are as follows:
In addition to these results, Air France-KLM also announced significant post-quarter events. Notably, the company is planning to take up to a 19.9% non-controlling stake in the share capital of SAS AB, subject to approvals and conditions. They have also signed a definitive agreement for quasi-equity financing with Apollo Global Management, potentially amounting to €1.5 billion.
Commenting on the results, Mr Benjamin Smith, Group CEO, expressed his gratitude to the teams for their dedication and highlighted the company’s sustainable strategic roadmap, including a substantial order for 50 Airbus A350 aircraft, aimed at reducing CO2 emissions per passenger kilometre. The CEO also discussed efforts to restore equity and an initiative to enhance the company’s presence in the Nordics through the acquisition of a stake in SAS.
Looking forward, Air France-KLM has provided its outlook for the remainder of 2023, including expectations for capacity, unit costs, and capital expenditures, which remain unchanged. The company’s performance reflects a strong recovery in the aviation industry, driven by demand and strategic initiatives.
Air France / KLM Group third-quarter results: download
This post was published on 27 October 2023 12:26
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