- BOC Aviation published a final results announcement reporting net profit after income tax of USD 787 million, down 14.8% as 2024 included higher non-recurring Russia-related insurance recoveries.
- Total revenues and other income rose 2.4% to USD 2.62 billion, while total costs and expenses increased 10.9% to USD 1.68 billion due mainly to the absence of the prior-year write-back of aircraft impairment.
- Net gain on sale of aircraft climbed 81% to USD 213 million and other income fell 63% to USD 110 million, reflecting lower Russia-related insurance proceeds.
- Operating cash flow net of interest paid increased 17.5% to USD 2.18 billion, and total assets grew 5.1% to USD 26.34 billion.
- Management said the result included USD 41 million of non-recurring Russia-related recoveries and reported orderbook expansion to 337 aircraft, with USD 19.1 billion of future committed capital expenditure identified at year-end.
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