Rolls-Royce confirms profit forecast as airline operations and data center needs increase.

Profit Guidance: Rolls-Royce Holdings is on track to meet its full-year profit guidance of £3.1 billion to £3.2 billion, driven by increased airline activity and strong demand for data center power systems, despite ongoing supply chain challenges in the aerospace sector.

Aerospace Performance: The civil aerospace division saw an 8% increase in large-engine flying hours in the first ten months of 2025, supported by a rebound in long-haul travel and improvements to existing engine platforms.

Strategic Initiatives: CEO Tufan Erginbilgic highlighted that the company's performance reflects the success of its strategic initiatives and operational improvements, reinforcing confidence in achieving full-year targets.

New Orders: Rolls-Royce has received new defense and energy orders, including a contract for Typhoon jets with Turkey and increased demand for backup power systems for data centers.