FACC AG
VSE:FACC
FACC AG
FACC AG engages in the manufacture and trade of aircraft parts and systems. The company is headquartered in Ried Im Innkreis, Oberoesterreich and currently employs 2,538 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2014-06-25. The firm specializes in the manufacture of aircraft parts and components. The company divides its business into three divisions: Aerostructures, Engines & Nacelles, and Interior. The Aerostructures division covers control surfaces, fairings and wing components. The Engines & Nacelles division provides engine and nacelles components. The Interior division offers interior design services for commercial aircraft, business jets/private jets, freighters and helicopters. The Company’s services range from on-site support with field engineering, spares service, and repairs to assembly training of customer staff for components and systems delivered by the Company. The Company’s products are manufactured at four production sites in Austria.
FACC AG engages in the manufacture and trade of aircraft parts and systems. The company is headquartered in Ried Im Innkreis, Oberoesterreich and currently employs 2,538 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2014-06-25. The firm specializes in the manufacture of aircraft parts and components. The company divides its business into three divisions: Aerostructures, Engines & Nacelles, and Interior. The Aerostructures division covers control surfaces, fairings and wing components. The Engines & Nacelles division provides engine and nacelles components. The Interior division offers interior design services for commercial aircraft, business jets/private jets, freighters and helicopters. The Company’s services range from on-site support with field engineering, spares service, and repairs to assembly training of customer staff for components and systems delivered by the Company. The Company’s products are manufactured at four production sites in Austria.
Revenue Growth: FACC reported 8.6% revenue growth for the first nine months of 2025, reaching EUR 697.6 million, with full-year guidance reaffirmed at around EUR 1 billion.
Margin Outlook Raised: EBIT margin guidance for 2025 was narrowed and upgraded to 4–5%, up from the previous year's 3.2%, reflecting an expected strong Q4.
Efficiency Gains: The company delivered significant revenue growth with minimal headcount increase, highlighting success of the CORE efficiency initiative.
Positive Free Cash Flow: Free cash flow improved to EUR 25 million by end of September, driven by inventory reduction efforts.
Strong Backlog: The order book remains stable and strong at over EUR 6 billion, with more than 17,000 airplanes on firm order.
Supply Chain & Costs: Challenges persist with material supply chains and fastener price increases, particularly in Aerostructures, but actions are being taken to mitigate impacts.
CORE Savings On Track: About one-third of the targeted EUR 80 million cost savings under the CORE program is expected to be realized in 2025, with further progress planned for 2026.
Stable Guidance: Full-year revenue and EBIT guidance were left unchanged, with management confident in achieving targets despite macro and industry volatility.
