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MTU posts record 2025 revenue as GTF shop visits propel MRO-led profit surge

MTU Aero Engines posted record 2025 revenue, with adjusted operating profit up 29% to €1.4bn and adjusted net income rising 27% to €968m. OEM activity and MRO momentum — Pratt & Whitney GTF shop visits made up about 40% of commercial maintenance and drove an 18% rise in MRO revenue.

Discovered 2026-02-23T23:11:20.378073-08:00 | 2026-02-23T23:11:20.378073-08:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • MTU’s FY25 numbers show MRO has become a material earnings driver: adjusted operating profit rose 29% to €1.4bn and adjusted net income reached €968m, with Pratt & Whitney GTF shop visits accounting for ~40% of commercial maintenance and lifting MRO revenue 18% ([source:429f3a33-731b-47d5-aab4-786902ce19e9]).

  • MTU’s performance and workload are tightly coupled to the GTF aftermarket cycle and industry recovery: Pratt & Whitney’s recovery timelines and capacity expansion, and suppliers ramping hot‑section production, will shape MTU’s future shop flow and spares demand ([source:57874d49-3667-46b2-929b-7893d213b7dc], [source:5531fe92-5190-4e47-88cb-545601740875]).

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