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Profumo: returning Leonardo to sustainable growth

A comment on the 2018-2022 business plan

"After a challenging 2017 in which we re-set expectations, we intend to deliver an Industrial Plan to return Leonardo to long-term sustainable growth" declared the CEO of Leonardo Alessandro Profumo commenting the 2018-2022 industrial plan that was approved today by the BoD of the Group and that was presented to the international financial community in Vergiate (Varese)."We face attractive market improvement,...

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Vergiate, Italy, 01/30/2018 15:15
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IndustryLeonardo still down in the stock market

The title had already fallen yesterday with the presentation of the business plan 2018-2022

Still down the stocks of Leonardo at the Italian Stock Exchange: after the -12% of yesterday this morning the price was -2.82% compared to the opening value.The reaction of the financial markets to the... more

Finance and economyLeonardo presents 2018-2022 Industrial Plan

Long term sustainable growth

Leonardo's Board of Directors, convened today under the Chairmanship of Gianni De Gennaro, approved the 2018-2022 Industrial Plan focused on long term sustainable growth of the Group. The Board of Directors... more

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