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Airbus SE (EADSF)

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128.74-2.26 (-1.73%)
At close: 03:07PM EDT
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Previous Close131.00
Open127.09
Bid0.00 x 0
Ask0.00 x 0
Day's Range125.38 - 128.74
52 Week Range82.66 - 135.00
Volume1,389
Avg. Volume4,126
Market Cap102.961B
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.67
PE Ratio (TTM)22.95
EPS (TTM)5.61
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & Yield1.63 (1.24%)
Ex-Dividend DateApr 19, 2022
1y Target EstN/A
  • Reuters

    Exclusive-India says 'time has come' for Airbus, Boeing to set up jet assembly plants

    Plane giants Airbus and Boeing face mounting pressure to set up jetliner plants in India, after the country's civil aviation minister told Reuters the "time has come" to serve its soaring demand with jets assembled on domestic soil. Jyotiraditya Scindia said conditions were ripe for a "leap of faith" by both jetmakers as India's fast-growing aeronautical industry reaches an "inflection point" - highlighted by plans to assemble Airbus C295 military transport planes locally in India. Asked whether Airbus and Boeing should now consider setting up jetliner assembly in India, Scindia said, "Absolutely, and with a capital A, and the reason why I said capital A is because Airbus has already made that huge landmark step: the C295."

  • Reuters

    UPDATE 1-Japan Airlines and Boeing reach deal for 21 737 MAX jets

    Japan Airlines has placed its first-ever order for the Boeing 737 MAX, announcing a plan on Thursday to buy 21 jets to replenish its narrowbody fleet. The deal is worth at least $2.5 billion at list prices, Reuters previously reported, and notches a win for Boeing against European rival Airbus, which was in talks with JAL on the bestselling A320neo narrowbody jet. JAL President Yuji Akasaka told reporters the company intended to bring the new planes into its fleet from 2026.

  • Reuters

    Japan Airlines and Boeing reach deal for 21 737 MAX jets

    The deal is worth at least $2.5 billion at list prices, Reuters previously reported, and notches a win for Boeing against European rival Airbus, which was in talks with JAL on the bestselling A320neo narrowbody jet. JAL President Yuji Akasaka told reporters the company intended to bring the new planes into its fleet from 2026. The range and fuel efficiency of the 737 MAX will reduce carbon emissions by 15% compared to the planes they are replacing, he said.