Avation (AVAP) Trading update summary
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Trading update summary
13 Jul, 2026Twentieth anniversary and business milestones
Celebrated 20 years, having signed 92 aircraft leases with 38 airlines in 28 countries.
Acquired 78 aircraft valued over $2 billion and sold 45 aircraft for more than $1 billion.
Shareholders' equity reached $244 million as of 30 June 2025, reflecting disciplined capital allocation.
Market environment and fleet update
Asia-Pacific passenger demand forecast to grow 5.1% in 2026, supporting strong lease rates and aircraft values.
Fleet consists of 33 aircraft leased to 17 airlines in 17 countries, with 100% utilisation and $321 million in unearned contracted lease revenue.
Three more ATR 72-600 aircraft deliveries expected by end of 2026, with recent successful transitions and new leases.
Orderbook, purchase rights, and growth strategy
13 ATR 72-600 aircraft on firm order for delivery through Q4 2029, plus purchase rights for 19 more through June 2034.
Purchase rights provide flexibility and access to aircraft at pre-agreed 2011 pricing.
Evaluating selective opportunities to acquire additional narrowbody aircraft in the secondary market.
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H2 2025 - Profit before tax more than doubled to $30m, with net debt and leverage reduced.AVAP
H2 2024 - Revenue and EBITDA surged as leverage fell, fleet fully utilized, and growth momentum continued.AVAP
H1 2025