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Airplanes-helicopters. Airbus (2) reports strong 2018 results

The highlights -ATTACHMENT

Airbus reports full-year 2018 results.The highlights are:Strong 2018 performance, guidance deliveredRevenues € 64 billion; EBIT Adjusted € 5.8 billion; Free Cash Flow Before M&A and Customer Financing € 2.9 billionEBIT (reported) € 5.0 billion; EPS (reported) € 3.94A-380 deliveries to cease in 2021 (see AVIONEWS)A-400M programme re-baselining negotiated2018 dividend proposal € 1.65 per share, up 1...

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AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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