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ATR Reports €1.2B Revenue, Plans Production Ramp-Up

February 18, 2026

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Key Takeaways

ATR reported €1.2 billion in revenue for 2025.
Deliveries totaled 32 aircraft, down from 35 in 2024.
Net orders for 50 aircraft were registered in 2025.
ATR plans to reactivate a second-final assembly line to increase deliveries.

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Strategic Implications

ATR's strong revenue and order intake may indicate a growing demand for turboprop aircraft, which could benefit the company's competitive position in the regional aviation market. The planned production ramp-up suggests ATR is confident in its ability to meet this demand, which could lead to increased market share.

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What Happened

Turboprop Aircraft Maker Sees Strong Demand Amid Supply Chain Challenges

ATR, the French turboprop aircraft maker, reported €1.2 billion in revenue for 2025, despite supply chain constraints limiting deliveries to 32 aircraft. The company remains optimistic about demand, with net orders for 50 aircraft registered in 2025, and plans to reactivate a second-final assembly line to increase deliveries by 20% in 2026. ATR’s CEO, Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, expressed satisfaction with the company’s performance, citing strong demand and a robust order book. The company is also investing in clean flight technology, with plans to launch a new low-emissions aircraft, the EVO, by 2035. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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