Dassault Aviation Reports Increased Deliveries and Revenue in 2025
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Dassault aviation experienced growth in both aircraft deliveries and revenue during 2025, according to recently released data. The company delivered more Rafale fighter jets and Falcon business jets compared to the previous year, and anticipates exceeding 7 billion euros in revenue. These positive results underscore Dassault AviationS strong position in both the military and business aviation markets.
2025 Aircraft Deliveries
A total of 26 Rafale aircraft were delivered in 2025,comprising 15 for export and 11 for the French military. This represents an increase from the 21 Rafales delivered in 2024 (14 for France and 7 for export) [[1]]. Moreover, 37 Falcon business jets were delivered, exceeding the 31 delivered in 2024, though slightly below the initial forecast of 40 [[1]].
Order Intake and Backlog
Dassault Aviation secured orders for 26 Rafale export aircraft in 2025, compared to 30 in 2024. Orders for Falcon business jets increased to 31 in 2025, up from 26 the previous year [[1]]. As of December 31, 2025, the company’s order backlog includes 220 Rafale aircraft (175 for export and 45 for France) and 73 Falcon jets [[1]].
Financial Performance
Dassault Aviation has raised its 2025 revenue forecast to above 7 billion euros, signaling strong financial performance [[3]]. In 2024,the company’s turnover amounted to 6.2 billion euros [[1]]. The company utilizes a metric called “Available cash” to reflect its financial flexibility, representing total cash less financial debt [[3]].
Looking Ahead
Dassault Aviation will publish its full annual results,including detailed financial figures,on March 4,2026 [[1]]. The company remains focused on innovation and growth in both its military and business aviation segments, while also navigating challenges such as increased taxes on airline tickets in France that may impact business aviation [[1]]. With a workforce of 14,600 employees, Dassault Aviation continues to build on its legacy of delivering over 10,000 aircraft to more than 90 countries [[1]].