Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for RYANAIR HOLDINGS.
Executive leadership at RYANAIR HOLDINGS.
Board of directors at RYANAIR HOLDINGS.
Research analysts who have asked questions during RYANAIR HOLDINGS earnings calls.
Alexander Irving
AllianceBernstein
2 questions for RYAAY
Dudley Shanley
Goodbody
2 questions for RYAAY
Jaime Rowbotham
Morgan Stanley
2 questions for RYAAY
James Hollins
BNP Paribas
2 questions for RYAAY
Savanthi Syth
Raymond James
2 questions for RYAAY
Alexander Paterson
Peel Hunt LLP
1 question for RYAAY
Duane Pfennigwerth
Evercore ISI
1 question for RYAAY
Gerald Khoo
Liberum
1 question for RYAAY
Harry Gowers
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
1 question for RYAAY
Jarrod Castle
UBS Group AG
1 question for RYAAY
Johannes Braun
Stifel Financial Corp.
1 question for RYAAY
Muneeba Kayani
Bank of America
1 question for RYAAY
Neil Glynn
AIR Control Tower
1 question for RYAAY
Sathish Sivakumar
Citigroup Inc.
1 question for RYAAY
Stephen Furlong
Davy Group
1 question for RYAAY
Recent press releases and 8-K filings for RYAAY.
- Parvus Asset Management Jersey Limited has notified Ryanair Holdings Plc of a change in its major holdings, specifically an acquisition or disposal of financial instruments.
- As of December 2, 2025, Parvus Asset Management Jersey Limited's total voting rights in Ryanair Holdings Plc, primarily through financial instruments (equity swaps), fell below the 3% threshold.
- The resulting total position of voting rights for Parvus Asset Management Jersey Limited is 2.929% of the issuer's total voting rights of 1,051,242,505.
- Ryanair's November 2025 traffic increased by 6% year-over-year to 13.8 million guests.
- The load factor for November 2025 remained stable at 92%.
- The company operated over 78,000 flights in November 2025.
- Rolling annual guests for November 2025 grew 5% to 205.7 million.
- Vienna Airport has officially abandoned its long-planned project to build a third runway, concluding that the approximately €2 billion investment would not be economically viable due to sharply increased construction costs, a prolonged approval process, and lack of support from major airline customers such as Austrian Airlines and Ryanair.
- The airport operator will write off planning-related assets worth €55.9 million due to the cancellation, though prior payments from 2018 to 2020 related to a mediation agreement, amounting to the same figure, will not be adjusted in the 2025 balance sheet.
- Despite the cancellation, the airport emphasized that its current two-runway system can still support growth, aiming to handle up to 52 million passengers annually through terminal expansions and operational efficiencies.
- Following the announcement, Vienna Airport's shares rose 4.5% to a five-month high, indicating a positive market reception.
- Ryanair's October 2025 traffic increased by 5% to 19.2 million guests compared to the previous year.
- The load factor for October 2025 remained stable at 93%.
- The airline operated over 107,000 flights in October 2025.
- Rolling annual traffic for the 12 months ending October 2025 also grew by 5% to 204.8 million guests.
- Ryanair Holdings plc reported a 20% increase in Q2 Profit After Tax (PAT) to €1.72 billion and a 42% increase in H1 PAT to €2.54 billion.
- Total operating revenues for Q2 rose 8% to €5.48 billion, and H1 revenues increased 13% to €9.82 billion.
- H1 traffic grew 3% to 119 million passengers, with average fares rising 13%.
- An interim dividend of €0.193 per share was declared, payable in February 2026, and €188 million of shares were repurchased by September 30 as part of a €750 million share buyback.
- The company updated its FY26 traffic outlook, expecting growth of more than 3% to 207 million passengers.
- Ryanair's after-tax profit rose by 42% to €2.54 billion for the first half of the financial year, driven by strong summer travel demand and early deliveries of Boeing MAX 8 aircraft.
- The airline raised its full-year passenger forecast to 207 million, up from 206 million, due to robust demand and earlier-than-expected aircraft handovers.
- In the second quarter, profit before tax increased by 18% to €1.96 billion, and earnings per share were up 25% to 1.6086 euros.
- Ryanair's Board of Directors declared an interim dividend of 0.193 euro per share, payable in late February 2026.
- CEO Michael O'Leary expects reasonable net profit growth for fiscal 2026, anticipating a recovery of last year's fare decline.
- Ryanair announced a record Winter schedule for Amman, offering over 300,000 seats across 18 destinations and connecting Jordan to 12 EU countries.
- The airline plans to restore full operations in Jordan by October 2025 with 84 weekly flights across 18 routes for the Winter 25/26 Season.
- Ryanair unveiled an ambitious investment proposal for Jordan, aiming to increase annual traffic by 360% to 3 million seats and operate 50 direct connections from European cities.
- This expansion is expected to strengthen Jordan's position as a leading tourism destination and drive economic growth.
- Ryanair Holdings plc executed share buyback transactions between October 6, 2025, and October 10, 2025, purchasing 36,506 ordinary shares and 855,310 Ordinary Shares underlying American Depositary Shares.
- These shares were acquired for cancellation as part of an existing share buy-back programme that was initially announced on May 20, 2025.
- Ryanair Holdings PLC announced on September 30, 2025, that it will not restart low-fare flights to/from Tel Aviv for the upcoming winter season.
- This decision will result in the loss of 1 million seats and 22 routes to Tel Aviv.
- The primary reasons for the halt are Ben Gurion Airport's refusal to confirm Ryanair's historic slots for Summer 2026 (S26) and its unwillingness to guarantee the continued availability of the low-cost Terminal 1 (T1).
- Ryanair stated that operating from the higher-cost Terminal 3 (T3), which they were previously forced into, made their low-fare seats loss-making, and they will no longer accept these higher costs.
- Ryanair Holdings plc purchased a total of 106,499 ordinary shares and 414,814 ordinary shares underlying American Depositary Shares for cancellation between September 8, 2025, and September 12, 2025.
- These share purchases are part of the company's existing share buy-back programme, which was announced on May 20, 2025, and all acquired shares will be cancelled.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for RYANAIR HOLDINGS.
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