Ryanair Holdings PLC (Ryaay) Full year 2025 earnings sound highlights: navigate challenges …

• Profit after taxes: 1.6 billion EUR, decline of EUR 1.92 billion in the previous year.

• Passenger traffic growth: Rose by 9% to 200 million passengers.

• Average tariffs: Reduced by 7%.

• Additional income: Income of the unit increase by 1%, overall additional income by 10%.

• Unit costs per passenger: Remained flat.

• Fleet size: 618 aircraft, with 29 further until winter for the summer of 2026.

• Share buyback: 7% of the shares bought back and canceled.

• Gross cash: 4 billion EUR.

• Net money: 1.3 billion EUR.

• Binding maturity: 2 billion EUR tires, with plans to pay with internal cash.

• Fuel protection: 85% of the GJ 26 fuel hed with $ 76 per barrel.

• Rotating credit facility: Rose from EUR 750 million to EUR 1.1 billion.

• Prehand bookings: Run 1% before the previous year.

• Q1 price design: 14-15%.

• Q2 pricing: Probably increased by 4-5%.

• MSCI World Index inclusion: Confirmed for the end of May.

Appearance date: May 19, 2025

You can find the complete copy of the earnings call in the complete earnings call.

• Ryanair Holdings PLC (Nasdaq: Ryaay), despite a challenging price environment, made a profit of EUR 1.6 billion of EUR 1.6 billion.

• The company achieved a record of 200 million passengers, which is due to an increase in traffic by 9%.

• The unit costs per passenger remained flat, expanded the cost gap with competitors and strengthens the growth potential.

• The forward bookings for the summer run by 1% in the previous year, with the pricing of 14-15% rose compared to the first quarter.

• Ryanair Holdings PLC (Nasdaq: Ryaay) plans to be almost completely debt -free with a fleet of 650 aircraft until next year.

• The profitability dropped from EUR 1.92 billion to EUR 1.6 billion, since flight prices decreased by 7%.

• Boeing delivery delays growth and limited passenger growth to 3%this year.

• The company looks at EUR 2 billion that will affect the cash flow.

• The environmental costs increase due to higher ATC fees and SAF mixing mandates.

• Ryanair Holdings PLC (Nasdaq: Ryaay) has a limited visibility for H2 and makes the instructions of the whole year unsure.

Q: Michael, Tickets Pro Passenger had only fell 5% in March without Easter, in June in June with Easter possibly 14% -15%. Were you surprised by this strength and where do you come from mostly? A: Michael O'Leary, CEO of the group: We are not so surprised by the strength of Q1, but more of weak earlier COPS is powered. We had half of Easter in March last year and both halves this year. We are growing by only 3% compared to 9% in the previous year this year. Geographically, we are more capacity for the abolition of taxes and incentive.