Bombardier Resumes Guidance as It Maneuvers Around Tariff Risks
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Bombardier Inc. is offering earnings guidance for 2025 again after pausing last quarter, as the jet manufacturer sees its diversified revenue as strong enough to help it navigate through an uncertain economic environment.
The Quebec-based company expects to post more than $9.25 billion in revenue for the year, fueled by a healthier mix that includes its services segment and stronger contributions from its defense segment. Bombardier also sees its 2025 adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization reaching over $1.55 billion as it delivers more than 150 aircraft during the year.