Dassault Aviation Raises Revenue Forecast for 2025

Aircraft Deliveries in 2025

The group delivered 26 Rafale fighter jets in 2025, including 15 for export and 11 to France, slightly exceeding the initial forecast of 25 aircraft. This volume represents an increase compared to the 21 Rafales sold in 2024, with 14 for the French forces and 7 for foreign clients. In the business jet segment, 37 Falcons were delivered to customers, a figure slightly below the target of 40 units set at the beginning of the year. However, this number is still an increase from the 31 Falcons delivered in the previous year, the statement indicates.

Orders and Order Book in 2025

The manufacturer recorded 26 orders for Rafale jets intended for export in 2025, down from 30 the previous year. As of December 31, 2025, the total order book showed 220 Rafales, with 175 for export and 45 for France. This level remains the same as at the end of 2024, although the distribution has changed from 164 aircraft for export and 56 for France at that time. On the business jet side, 31 Falcons were ordered during the past year, an increase from the 26 orders in 2024. The Falcon order book stands at 73 units at the end of December 2025, down from 79 a year earlier, according to data provided by the group.

Upcoming Financial Results Announcement

Dassault Aviation will publish its complete annual results on March 4, 2026, including the definitive euro amount of revenue as well as order intake and the order book. These figures, which remain unaudited by the auditors at this stage, will provide a detailed appreciation of the aircraft manufacturer's financial performance. As a reminder, the group achieved a revenue of 6.2 billion euros in 2024, with a workforce of 14,600 employees. Dassault Aviation operates in two main segments: the Rafale combat aircraft and the Falcon business jets, supplemented by activities in military drones and space systems.