• Revenue rises to EUR 984.4 million
  (2024: EUR 884.5 million | +11.3%)
• CORE efficiency program has an impact: EBIT increased to EUR 42.3 million (2024: EUR 28.3 million | +49.4%)

FACC AG increased revenue by 11.3% to EUR 984.4 million in the 2025 financial year, marking the highest revenue in the company’s history. In a market environment that remained dynamic, EBIT also increased by 49.4% to EUR 42.3 million. This corresponds to an improvement in the EBIT margin from 3.2% to 4.3% – despite ongoing distortions in international supply chains as well as high personnel and energy costs in Austria. All divisions of FACC – Aerostructures, Engines & Nacelles and Cabin Interiors – also reported a positive result.

CORE efficiency program is showing results

One of the main drivers of this development is the CORE efficiency enhancement program, which has been in place since autumn 2024 and has had a positive effect in all divisions in the 2025 financial year. In particular, the Croatia site, which went into operation four years ago, was also able to contribute significantly to a sustainable increase in earnings in the Cabin Interiors division thanks to scale effects. Product relocations, such as the production of COMAC C919 structural and aircraft cabin interiors in China, further support FACC's global manufacturing strategy. The almost unchanged number of employees (+56 FTE) and a simultaneous increase in revenue also underline the positive effects of the company's strategic orientation
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Aviation industry is growing strongly – FACC invests approx. EUR 350 million by 2030

In 2025, the aviation industry continues its growth course of recent years. Significantly more aircraft were delivered in both the commercial passenger aircraft and business jet sectors. With 17,770 commercial aircraft currently on order and a need for over 42,000 new passenger aircraft by 2044, this growth will continue in the future. The Advanced Air Mobility sector also continues its growth trajectory of recent years. Due to its early positioning in this future market, FACC is participating to an above-average extent in the imminent commercialization of logistics and passenger drones.

FACC is benefiting from these developments and will invest a total of around EUR 350 million worldwide by 2030 to increase the production rates of existing projects and to develop new customer projects. Part of this investment package is the recently announced construction of a new plant for the production of structural components at the St. Martin site (Upper Austria). Approximately EUR 120 million will be invested in this expansion, creating up to 300 additional jobs. The new plant will be technologically automated and digitized to the maximum – furthermore, processes and technologies for the next generation of aircraft will be developed to series production readiness in an affiliated research facility. This investment is seen as a strategic milestone for the location – with the goal of securing the production of new aircraft components at the site for decades to come.

Outlook

For the 2026 financial year, FACC's management expects further revenue growth of 5 to 15%. In the 2026 financial year, the focus will continue to be on the implementation of the CORE efficiency enhancement program and the further improvement of the EBIT margin. The FACC management monitors developments in OEM demands and in the supply chain very closely and can react early and flexibly if necessary.