Overview
- The group reported $1.4469 billion in revenue for the nine months to September 30, 2026, and pre‑tax profit before exceptionals of $370.7 million.
- Total assets rose to $26.8343 billion while net borrowings reached $16.7513 billion and available liquidity stood at $5.5985 billion, figures the company says fully fund major deals.
- Dubai Aerospace completed its $9 billion purchase of Macquarie AirFinance, adding 290 aircraft and bringing its owned fleet to about 716 planes and its owned, managed and on‑order fleet to roughly 1,000.
- Operational activity remained high with 58 aircraft sold, 195 lease transactions recorded, about 900,000 booked engineering hours and a announced sale‑and‑leaseback of four Boeing 777F freighters to Saudia.
- Management says the MAF integration is functionally complete and expects full integration by the end of November 2026, a step that the company says will help it deliver mandates and pursue an aggregated fleet near 1,300 aircraft while investors monitor the larger balance sheet and higher leverage.