Live Watch: Fed Chair Powell speaks at the Economic Club of Chicago OTC Markets OTCPK - Delayed Quote • USD Safran SA (SAFRY) Follow Compare 60.33 -0.28 (-0.46%) As of 2:04:18 PM EDT. Market Open. All News Press Releases SEC Filings China Can Hurt Boeing, but the U.S. Can Win an Aerospace Trade War—Heard on the Street China could score a short-term victory by hitting Boeing, America’s embattled plane maker, but it may also have a lot to lose. Boeing shares dropped around 2% Tuesday morning following reports that Chinese state airlines will stop taking deliveries of its jets and buying its parts in retaliation for Donald Trump’s tariff war. Boeing is bleeding money as it attempts to increase production and leave behind an era of quality control fiascoes. European Stocks Estimated To Be Trading Below Fair Value In April 2025 As trade tensions escalate and consumer sentiment in Europe reaches its lowest point in nearly three years, the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index has seen a decline of 1.92%, with major indexes like Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 also experiencing losses. In this climate of uncertainty, identifying stocks that are potentially trading below their fair value can offer opportunities for investors looking to capitalize on market inefficiencies. EU Conditionally Clears Safran-Collins Deal Safran has offered to sell the bulk of its business in the design and production of Trimmable Horizontal Stabilizer Actuator systems to allay competition concerns. Safran wins EU antitrust approval for $1.8 billion Collins deal French engine and aircraft equipment maker Safran on Friday secured the green light from EU antitrust regulators for its $1.8 billion bid for Collins Aerospace's flight controls business after pledging to sell a North American actuator business. Safran announced the deal in 2023, its largest since its 2018 acquisition of seat maker Zodiac seven years ago, to help it better prepare for the next generation of increasingly computerised aircraft and expand its portfolio to supply civil and defence plane makers. The European Commission said Safran's offer to divest a business addresses worries that the deal would have reduced competition in the markets for the supply of trimmable horizontal stabiliser actuator systems (THSA) and also lead to higher prices. UK antitrust regulator says Safran's remedies may resolve concerns on Collins deal Safran has offered to substantially sell all of its business in the design and production of Trimmable Horizontal Stabilizer Actuator systems, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said. The CMA added it would now consider Safran's undertakings in more detail, including seeking third-party feedback, and if satisfied, will clear the deal. Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing people with direct knowledge of the matter, that the EU antitrust regulators are set to approve Safran's $1.8 billion bid for Collins Aerospace's flight controls business. Exclusive-Safran to win EU approval for $1.8 billion Collins deal, sources say BRUSSELS (Reuters) -French engine and aircraft equipment maker Safran is set to secure conditional EU antitrust approval for its $1.8 billion bid for Collins Aerospace's flight controls business, people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday. The deal, which Safran announced in July 2023 and its largest since its 2018 acquisition of seat maker Zodiac seven years ago, will help it better prepare for the next generation of increasingly computerised aircraft, it has said. The European Commission's decision is conditional on Safran selling its electromechanical actuation business in North America to address competition concerns, the people said. France's Safran says defence investment depends on orders PARIS (Reuters) -The head of Safran said on Monday the French aerospace and defence group was ready to invest in increased production of defence equipment as long as the mounting appetite for increased European defence capacity led to tangible orders. "We are ready to invest," CEO Olivier Andries told a French Senate committee hearing. Andries is the latest defence executive to call for firm orders as European nations respond to the ongoing war in Ukraine and the prospect of reduced U.S. security guarantees for Europe. Safran offers sale of North American unit to win EU okay on Collins deal, source says French engine and aircraft equipment maker Safran has offered the sale of a business in North America which it agreed in December, as a remedy to address EU concerns about its $1.8 billion bid for Collins Aerospace's flight controls business, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday. Safran submitted its offer to the European Commission last Friday which subsequently sought feedback from rivals and customers before it decides whether to accept the proposal, demand more concessions or open a four-month long investigation. The EU antitrust watchdog asked whether there are suitable buyers for Safran's electromechanical actuation business in North America, the person said. Safran offers remedies to win EU approval for Collins deal French engine and aircraft equipment maker Safran has offered remedies in an attempt to secure EU antitrust approval for its $1.8 billion bid for Collins Aerospace's flight controls business, an update on the European Commission website showed on Monday. The EU competition enforcer, which did not provide details in line with its policy, extended its decision deadline on Safran's bid for the U.S. company to April 4 from March 21. Safran in December announced the sale of its electromechanical actuation business in North America, which includes its intellectual property, operations assets, staff, and customer agreements for HSTA systems, to U.S. aircraft parts maker Woodward. Curtiss-Wright Wins Contract to Supply Flight Data Acquisition Systems CW is set to offer high-speed data acquisition systems hardware and associated repair services to the U.S. Navy. European Value Stock Picks That May Be Trading Below Their Worth Amidst cautious optimism in Europe, the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index edged slightly higher as investors navigated U.S. trade policy developments and geopolitical efforts to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In this environment of mixed economic signals and fluctuating indices, identifying stocks that may be undervalued can provide opportunities for investors seeking value; such stocks often exhibit strong fundamentals or potential for growth despite current market challenges. Canada in running for Safran plant despite tariff threat: minister Canada remains a contender for a carbon brakes factory from France's Safran, the Canadian industry minister said on Tuesday, despite the looming threat of 25% tariffs next week from U.S. President Donald Trump. The jet engine maker has shortlisted France, Canada and the United States as possible factory sites, with a decision expected during the first half of 2025. The Canadian dollar on Tuesday weakened to a near two-week low against its U.S. counterpart as investors worried that 25% U.S. trade tariffs will be implemented against Canada and Mexico. Safran DSI Secures Contract with Bell Textron to Deliver Flight Testing Solutions and Antennas for U.S. Army's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft Safran Defense & Space, Inc. (Safran DSI), a world leader in testing and telemetry solutions, has secured an order from Bell Textron Inc., a Textron Inc. Company, to deliver comprehensive onboard and ground flight testing solutions for six aircraft under the U.S. Army's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program. This marks a significant milestone in the development of next-generation vertical lift capabilities. Safran SA (SAFRF) (FY 2024) Earnings Call Highlights: Record Revenue and Strategic Growth ... Safran SA (SAFRF) reports an 18% revenue increase and strategic advancements, while navigating supply chain constraints and market volatility. GATES SPAH announces CFM, CF6 aftermarket services deal with GE Aerospace GA Telesis Engine Services, GATES SPAH, a joint venture between GA Telesis and Air Transport Services Group (ATSG), announced a new agreement with GE Aerospace (GE) On-Wing Support in Florence, KY near Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky International Airport. The agreement provides for on-wing maintenance offload services for GE Aerospace CF6 engines, and for CFM56 engines from CFM International, the 50/50 joint venture between GE Aerospace and Safran Aircraft Engines (SAFRY). This agreement allows Engine maker Safran upbeat on Boeing 737 MAX production this year The head of French jet engine maker Safran said on Friday he was certain Boeing would reach key production milestones for the 737 MAX jet during this year. "Boeing had a very good start to the year in January," CEO Olivier Andries said, referring to data that saw Boeing outpace European rival Airbus in deliveries for the first time in a single month in almost two years. "I have no doubt that Boeing will reach 38 (MAX aircraft produced) a month during the first half and that it will be at 42 (a month) before the end of the year." Safran Raises Dividend, 2025 Outlook After Record Earnings Demand for after-market services, equipment and aircraft interiors propelled the aerospace-industry supplier’s 2024 results. France's Safran raises 2025 outlook after air traffic lifts profit PARIS (Reuters) -French jet engine maker Safran raised its profit and cash forecasts for 2025 on Friday, after posting a 30% jump in annual core income led by increased air traffic. Safran reported 4.119 billion euros ($4.31 billion) in recurring operating income for the 12 months ended December 31, as sales rose 18% to 27.317 billion euros in 2024. 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