Senior Plc (SNR.L) said in its trading update for the first quarter ended March 2026 that revenue rose 2.5 percent on a constant-currency basis from last year. Growth was primarily driven by strong performance in its Aerospace division, continuing the positive momentum seen last year, the company added.
The British aerospace and engineering company said that aerospace revenue rose 10 percent, helped by broad-based growth across civil aviation, including large commercial, regional, and business jets, as well as robust defence demand. The Flexonics division also reported revenue higher than expectations, benefiting from stronger-than-anticipated demand in land vehicles, Senior Plc said in an official statement.
Looking ahead, the company said that its Board now expects full-year 2026 results to be comfortably higher than those of previous expectations. The company will announce its interim results for the half-year ending 30 June 2026 on August 3.
On the LSE, SNR.L is up 0.17 percent on Wednesday's trading at 287.50 pence.
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