Dassault Aviation reports 2025 revenue of 7.4 billion euros
Dassault Aviation's revenue for 2025 reached 7.4 billion euros, with its order backlog growing to 46.6 billion euros. The aircraft manufacturer delivered 26 Rafale fighter jets and 37 Falcon business jets.
French aircraft manufacturer Dassault Aviation announced its 2025 financial results, showing a revenue increase to 7.4 billion euros from 6.2 billion euros in the previous year. The company's order backlog strengthened significantly, now standing at 46.6 billion euros.
Dassault Aviation delivered a total of 26 Rafale fighter jets in 2025, including export orders and deliveries to the French armed forces. Additionally, the company delivered 37 Falcon business jets. The operating profit rose to 635 million euros, a 22% increase compared to 2024. The net profit reached 1,061 million euros.
The company has been focused on bolstering its international presence with significant export contracts. The Indian Navy ordered 26 Rafale jets, and negotiations are underway with India for a potential acquisition of 114 Rafale aircraft. This deal reinforces the company's "Make in India" strategy, involving deepened local production partnerships.
Dassault Aviation also advanced its development programs. The Rafale fighter's F4 standard development is progressing, and the Falcon 10X business jet is nearing completion of its manufacturing. The company has also moved forward with space and intelligence projects.
The company's workforce grew by 1,579 new employees in 2025, bringing the total to 15,024. Dassault Aviation also invested in its industrial infrastructure and digital solutions.