Embraer Stock Soars 8% After Raising Its Revenue And Cash-Flow Forecasts

The aircraft maker lifted its annual targets even as higher financial and tax expenses reduced quarterly adjusted earnings.

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Embraer Stock Soars 8% After Raising Its Revenue And Cash-Flow Forecasts

Embraer, which makes aircraft for airlines, business-jet buyers and armed forces, soared 8% in Tuesday trading, as of 11:16 AM ET, adding $1 billion in market value after it raised annual forecasts. The stronger outlook came alongside sales growth and a decline in quarterly adjusted net income.

A Higher Cash-Flow Floor

The $8.2–$8.5 billion annual revenue target is now $8.4–$8.6 billion, Embraer's SEC filing shows. Excluding Eve, the free cash flow floor is now $700 million rather than $400 million.

Third-quarter revenue reached $2.3 billion, up 17%. Quarterly adjusted net earnings: $73.6 million, down from $84.3 million.

Extending Its Lead Over The Market

EMBJ shares rose 7.55% to $82.89 in Tuesday trading, as of 11:16 AM ET, putting the stock on pace for its biggest one-day gain in at least 255 trading sessions. Embraer's market value stood at about $14.8 billion in Tuesday trading, as of 11:16 AM ET.

Before that rally, the stock had gained 20% for the year through Monday's close. The S&P 500 had risen 10% over the same period.

Aircraft Sales And Keeping Them Flying

The Brazil-based manufacturer also sells maintenance, training and parts. Its 2025 revenue totaled $7.6 billion, with North American clients accounting for 58.7%.

Commercial Aviation, which sells jets seating up to 150 people, contributed 31.3% of 2025 revenue. Executive Aviation supplied 29.1%, while Services & Support accounted for 25.4%.

Defense & Security generated 13.0% from businesses including military transport and attack aircraft, radars, satellites and cybersecurity. Smaller activities supplied the remaining 1.2%.

More than 170 airlines across over 90 countries use Embraer's commercial aircraft. Since its beginning, the company has sold more than 1,400 defense aircraft to over 60 armed forces and government operators; it had more than 23,000 employees.

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