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Leonardo aims to finalise aerostructures JV by end‑June to revive loss‑making unit

Leonardo expects to sign a joint‑venture agreement for its loss‑making aerostructures unit by end‑June, its CEO said, ending a protracted process to stabilise operations and attract investment. Finalising the JV would be critical to restoring profitability, preserving production capacity and protecting supply‑chain continuity across Leonardo's commercial and defence programmes.

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