By Michele Maatouk
Date: Thursday 20 Nov 2025
(Sharecast News) - Senior said on Thursday that its full-year performance was set to be "comfortably above" its previous expectations following "healthy" trading in the 10 months to October.
The company - which makes high technology components and systems - said group revenue rose 5.9% year-on-year at constant currency, with Aerospace sales increasing 9.4% and Flexonics growing by 1.5%.
Growth in the aerospace segment was put down to increasing production rates of commercial aircraft, higher defence spending and improved pricing, which Senior expects to continue for the full year and beyond.
In Flexonics, aftermarket demand for the company's nuclear and downstream oil & gas products remains "robust", and Senior said it has continued to outperform land vehicle markets, which have softened in the second half of the year as expected and are predicted to remain soft in 2026.
Based on Flexonics division trading in the period, the group now expect the unit's 2025 performance to be slightly better than 2024.
"With the continuing strong performance in Aerospace, and improved trading in Flexonics, the board anticipates overall group performance for the full year to be comfortably ahead of previous expectations," it said.
"The group is executing on its strategy effectively and we are on track to deliver our medium-term financial targets."
At 0925 GMT, the shares were down 5.1% at 174.39p.
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