EasyJet continues its ascent and flies above Bloomberg’s estimates: +9% year-on-year profit
Kenton Jarvis, CEO of the British airline, is optimistic and believes the company can surpass the one-billion target.
EasyJet exceeds expectations: for the 2024–2025 fiscal year it posts a pre-tax profit of £665 million, up 9% and well above Bloomberg analysts’ forecasts (£652.9 million). Having reached its medium-term target ahead of schedule, the airline is now aiming even higher: the holidays segment is targeting £450 million in pre-tax profit by 2030.
The company is also proposing a dividend equal to 20% of 2025 net profit, with payment expected at the beginning of 2026. A strong signal of confidence in the future. The airline’s CEO, Kenton Jarvis, sees clear skies ahead for EasyJet and believes it is “in the ideal position to seize the significant opportunities before us, and we are confident,” particularly in surpassing the goal of over £1 billion.
Andrea Pelucchi
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