FACC AG increases revenue in Q3 2025, anticipates €1 billion by year-end
Revenue is up 8.6% compared to the same period in 2024, and the highest FACC has seen since its founding. Cost reduction operations and efficiency enhancement programs continue to maintain the company’s efficiency.
Highly qualified employees perform quality work at FACC. In the FACC Academy, the company focuses on comprehensive training and further education of the crew. Source | FACC/Gortana
In the first 9 months of the 2025 financial year, (Ried im Innkreis, Austria) reports that it achieved revenue growth of 8.6%, reaching €697.6 million. Reported earnings (EBIT) amounted to €21.5 million in the reporting period (comparable period 2024: €21.8 million) and continue to be impacted by disruptions in international supply chains and material cost increases.
The aviation industry continued its long-standing and constant growth course of recent years in Q3 2025. Due to long-term contracts with all major manufacturers, FACC AG was able to benefit from this development in Q3 as well. The company’s achieved revenue is the highest in this period since FACC was founded (1989). The goal of the entire aviation industry is to continue on this growth course and to support the demand of airlines with a continuous ramp-up of production rates.
FACC’s cost-cutting and efficiency-enhancing program, which has been in place since autumn 2024, is showing initial success. In FACC Academy, which was established in 2024, more than 2,700 participants have taken part in a total of 257 courses and production training. As a result of these trainings, the number of employees at FACC was kept almost the same as in the same period of the previous year (+76 FTE), while increasing revenue.
Targeted implementation of the cost reduction and efficiency enhancement program continues to be the top priority of FACC’s management team, with a focus on further increasing efficiency in operations, compensating for global inflation effects and restructuring the supply chain to reduce the sharp rise in material costs, especially in Europe. In addition, despite increased revenue, there are first sustainable positive effects in the reduction of safety inventories and thus an improvement in cash flow, FACC AG reports.
Based on current customer forecasts, FACC management expects revenue for the 2025 financial year to be around €1 billion, which corresponds to a growth target of more than 10%. The operating result (EBIT) will continue to increase as planned and will be between 4-5% at group level (EBIT margin). The forecast for the financial year is based on the premise that there will be no change in the currently known global conditions.
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