ROMA (ITALPRESS) – The Board of Directors of Leonardo, under the chairmanship of Stefano Pontecorvo, unanimously approved the update of the Industrial Plan for the period 2026-2030. The key objectives of the Industrial Plan for the next 5 years (2026-2030), including Michelangelo Dome’s upside and the new dual-use multidomain solutions, are: cumulated orders of 142 billion euros; complete solutions for Defense and Security, supported by strategic partnerships; global presence with diversification at the level of customers and countries; further boost to growth comes from opportunities related to Michelangelo Dome.
With regard to revenues, CAGR expected by 9%, solid growth supported by the order portfolio and a high level of investments intended for the expansion of the production capacity; increased by increased volumes in all business units, witnessing the growth of deliveries and services; Book-to-Bill ratio stably higher than 1.
Reductivity more than doubled to 2030, compared to 2025, with a cumulated EBITA expected to 14 billion in the period 2026-2030; margin growing, thanks to a strengthened operating management and plan – confirmed – of transversal efficiency to all Divisions; doubled of the FOCF in 2030, with an estimate of 8 billion cumulated in the period 2026-2030, supported by a greater profitability, continuous.
“We realized everything we planned in the first Industrial Plan, beyond any forecast. We have all platforms, from land to space, naval, air. We have invested a lot on digital, AI and cybersecurity. Today we can count on a competitive advantage that boasts few and we can develop products and solutions to respond to future threats. The new Industrial Plan defines the trajectory of the Group at 2030, looking to a greater consolidation of the role of high-tech player of global security. Today Leonardo presents himself to the markets as a unique and strong industrial reality of the recent launch of Michelangelo Dome, a concrete application of the Group’s multidomain vision that will contribute to the construction of sovereign and interoperable capacities”. Roberto Cingolani, CEO and General Manager of Leonardo said so.
“An integrated and open defence architecture, designed to respond to a scenario where security threats are increasingly hybrid and require new and fully interconnected solutions,” he added.
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