Research memoSafran S.A. (SAF.PA) · PARMemo of October 23, 2026By Olivier Lachance

Safran earnings date and guidance

MyStockButler's October 2026 analysis: Safran's next results are expected on February 9, 2027. The key thing to watch is whether engine growth becomes completed work, recognised profit and collected cash.

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What has Safran guided for 2026?

Management expects recurring operating income of €6.4–6.5 billion for 2026. It expects free cash flow of €4.7–4.9 billion, including a €500 million French corporate surtax. Recurring operating income is profit from ongoing operations before financing and tax; free cash flow is the cash left after operations, investment and working-capital changes.

Safran (SAF.PA): Revenue by half-year (EUR millions): 6 months to Dec 2022 10,848, 6 months to Jun 2026 17,245; EPS €4.21
Guidance in forceEUR millions unless stated
PeriodLowHighGiven on
Recurring operating incomeYear to Dec 20266,4006,500Oct 23, 2026
Free Cash FlowYear to Dec 20264,7004,900Oct 23, 2026
EUR/USD spot rateYear to Dec 20261.151.15Oct 23, 2026
EUR/USD hedge rateYear to Dec 20261.121.12Oct 23, 2026
Revenue growthYear to Dec 2026Oct 23, 2026
LEAP engine deliveriesYear to Dec 2026Oct 23, 2026

What this means. Revenue growth is described as “up mid-teens,” meaning sales are expected to rise by roughly 13% to 17%, not by an exact amount.

Did Safran keep its past promises?

For 2026, management targets €6.4–6.5 billion of recurring operating income and €4.7–4.9 billion of free cash flow. That includes the €500 million French corporate surtax. By 2028, it targets €7.0–7.5 billion of recurring operating income and about €21 billion of cumulative free cash flow from 2024 through 2028. Free cash flow met or exceeded guidance in all 4 assessed years. LEAP deliveries were below guidance in 2 of 4.

Promises kept: 3/5
What management forecastCheckedAboveWithinBelow
Revenue4 years112
Free cash flow4 years220
LEAP engine deliveries4 years112

What this means. The three out of five score is a separate summary of five promises, while the table checks four years for each of three measures.

What has Safran's revenue and profit done over the last eight reported periods?

Safran’s October 23, 2026 release reported Q3 adjusted revenue of €9.00 billion, up 14.7%. Organic growth was 13.4%. Statutory revenue was €8.89 billion. It was a revenue update, not a full quarterly earnings or cash-flow report.

The last eight reported periodsEUR millions; per share in EUR
6 months to Jun 20266 months to Dec 20256 months to Jun 20256 months to Dec 20246 months to Jun 20246 months to Dec 20236 months to Jun 20236 months to Dec 2022
Revenue17,24516,32414,86514,51213,20412,52211,12910,848
Operating income2,4591,8772,4312,2481,9441,4491,3491,167
Net income1,7502,1325,045-724571,5811,8631,303
EPS, diluted4.215.1012.07-1.730.133.784.293.05

What this means. Free cash flow is missing for the two latest periods, and earlier figures also subtract lease payments even though the definition mentions only equipment spending.

What should people watch in Safran's next results?

The next scheduled event is the December 3, 2026 IFRS 18 workshop, which addresses changes in financial presentation. The more important operating checkpoint is February 9, 2027, when full-year 2026 results will show whether the raised profit and cash promises were achieved.

From the full memo · 1. The business

Safran is an industrial company that helps aircraft fly, land, carry passengers and operate safely. A dollar—or, in Safran’s reporting, a euro—comes in when customers buy equipment and later when operators pay for parts, repairs and support, while it goes out to engineers, factories, suppliers and future service obligations.

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