Ryanair has officially commenced a significant financial maneuver by launching a $842 million share buyback program. The initiative, coordinated through arrangements with its brokers, spans a full year from 20 May 2025 to 19 May 2026. This move underscores the carrier’s confidence in its capital structure and financial outlook.
Ryanair Holdings, Europe’s largest low-cost carrier, has reported a 16% decline in profit after tax for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, with net earnings dropping to $1.79 billion, even as revenues rose 4% year-on-year to $15.5 billion. The dip in profitability highlights the complex operating environment and evolving cost dynamics the airline is navigating.
Ryanair Holdings, the Ireland-based low-cost airline group, has lifted its prohibition on non-EU nationals purchasing ordinary shares. This decision ensures continued compliance with EU airline ownership and control regulations, allowing the company to maintain its operating licenses and market position.
Ryanair Holdings, Ireland’s leading low-cost airline group, reported a significant increase in passenger traffic for October 2024, reaching 18.3 million passengers, a 7% rise compared to the same month in the previous year. Despite the higher volume, Ryanair maintained a stable load factor (LF) of 93%, showcasing its effective capacity management amid rising demand.
Ryanair Holdings, the prominent low-cost airline group based in Ireland, has reported an 18% decrease in after-tax profit for the first half of its fiscal year 2025, totaling $1.9 billion. This comes alongside a modest 1% increase in total revenue, which reached $9.4 billion. Despite the profit decline, Ryanair remains committed to its financial strategies,…
