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MTU Aero Engines raised its full-year revenue forecast after third-quarter sales exceeded expectations. Growth in engine maintenance more than offset weaker profitability in original equipment manufacturing, underscoring the contrasting performance of the German company's aftermarket and production businesses.
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MTU Aero Engines raised its full-year revenue forecast after third-quarter sales exceeded expectations. Growth in engine maintenance more than offset weaker profitability in original equipment manufacturing, underscoring the contrasting performance of the German company's aftermarket and production businesses.
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