Avation PLC (LSE:AVAP), a global lessor of commercial passenger aircraft, shared an encouraging outlook at its Annual General Meeting in Singapore. Management reported steady market valuations for new aircraft and rising lease rates, with the Asia-Pacific region continuing to serve as a major revenue driver. The company’s fleet currently includes 32 aircraft leased to 15 airlines across 14 countries, and it plans to expand further with additional ATR 72-600 deliveries. Avation also noted progress in strengthening its balance sheet, having refinanced unsecured notes and reduced secured bank borrowings — steps that supported an increase in its dividend. Demand for air travel and positive industry fundamentals underpin the company’s optimistic view of future growth.
Despite the constructive operational message, Avation’s financial profile remains challenged. High leverage and ongoing losses weigh on performance, while technical indicators point to continued bearish momentum. Valuation metrics add further pressure, with a negative P/E ratio and modest dividend yield contributing to a weak overall outlook.
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Avation PLC is a Singapore-based aircraft leasing firm that provides commercial passenger aircraft to airlines around the world.
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