Dassault Aviation reports 2025 revenue of 7.4 billion euros

Dassault Aviation reported adjusted net sales of 7.4 billion euros for 2025, an increase from 6.2 billion euros in the previous year. Adjusted operating income rose 22% to 635 million euros, despite what CEO Éric Trappier described as a demanding environment characterized by geopolitical uncertainty and fiscal pressures.

The firm’s order backlog remains significant at 46.6 billion euros, consisting of 220 Rafale fighter jets and 73 Falcon business jets. While Rafale deliveries reached 26 units—surpassing the guidance of 25—Falcon deliveries totaled 37, falling slightly short of the 40-unit target. The company noted that U.S. tariffs and general economic volatility continue to impact the business aviation sector.

Looking ahead, the company is navigating uncertainties regarding the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program and potential changes to French defense programming laws. Dassault is prioritizing industrial modernization and the integration of digital tools, including generative AI, to sustain its production ramp-up for military and civilian programs.