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Rolls-Royce has raised its financial outlook again, driven by surging demand for engines used in widebody aircraft, military hardware, and artificial intelligence applications. The company now expects adjusted operating profit of £4.7 billion to £4.9 billion and free cash flow of up to £4 billion. The announcement, published by The Business Times on July 30, 2026, reflects strong performance across multiple sectors, including commercial aviation, defense, and emerging AI-related technologies. This marks another upward revision for the British engineering firm, indicating robust market conditions and successful execution of its business strategy.
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Publication Date: July 30, 2026
Rolls-Royce Lifts Outlook Again as Demand Soars for Engines
The company earned more from selling engines for widebody planes, military hardware, and artificial intelligence.
Published: Thu, Jul 30, 2026 · 03:59 PM
LONDON — Rolls-Royce has raised its financial outlook once again, driven by surging demand for its engines used in widebody aircraft, military equipment, and artificial intelligence applications.
Key Financial Outlook
- The company now expects an adjusted operating profit of £4.7 billion to £4.9 billion (US$5.37 billion to US$5.6 billion).
- It also forecasts free cash flow of as much as £4 billion.
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Rolls-Royce raises outlook again as demand for engines surges