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Latecoere Reports FY 2023 Results

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Latecoere delivers strong growth in 2023 and continues to face challenging supply chain & inflationary pressures

  • Strong 2023 revenue growth of +33% to €622.3 million as the business continues to ramp-up production to support customer demand

  • Recurring EBITDA loss of (€18.6) million, reflecting continuing inflationary pressures and a challenging global supply chain

  • Good performance from all businesses acquired over the past 24 months with integration efforts progressing well

  • Successful reconfiguration of the capital structure with €124 million rights issue and €183 million debt cancellation

  • Annual General Meeting scheduled on 30th December 2024

TOULOUSE, France, November 25, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News:

Latecoere (Paris:LAT) ("the Group"), a leading tier one partner to major international aircraft manufacturers publishes its financial results and financial statements for the twelve-month period ended December 31, 2023, approved by the Board of Directors.

The business has continued its solid growth trajectory from 2022, as the industry recovers from the COVID crisis. The business has focused on optimizing operational production for customers despite a difficult environment, a fragile supply chain with many suppliers, particularly in the aerostructures segment, struggling to ramp up, and significant inflation, particularly on wages, raw materials and energy.

André-Hubert Roussel, the recently appointed Group Chief Executive Officer, stated: "2023 was a challenging year for Latecoere and for the aerospace supply chain in general. However, we continued to strengthen our operations by keeping our teams heavily focused on quality and on-time delivery (OTD), resolving supply challenges and progressing with our previously announced industrial transfers and related restructurings.

As part of our overall strategy, we are specifically focused on:

  • investing in our people and organization structure including several key appointments bringing greater operational expertise to the team;

  • improving operational performance;

  • strengthening our operating platform through transformative investments to optimize our cost structure;

  • effectively integrating and growing the strategic investments in assets made in 2021 and 2022; and

  • concluding outstanding contractual items with OEMs.

By focusing on navigating the current supply chain headwinds, and driving our operational transformation, we expect to continue to strengthen our business as we fully benefit from the ongoing recovery within the aerospace and defense industry. This execution of our strategy has contributed towards recent commercial contract wins within both our Aerostructures and Interconnection Systems businesses in North America and Europe, with both existing and new clients."