Avio sees greater US revenue upside than year ago
Bitget2026/10/21 17:38- Avio sees greater visibility and upside in its U.S. revenue opportunities than a year earlier, including higher potential volumes on agreed programs.
- Planned U.S. capacity could reach about 2,100 tons annually, versus 700 tons under the standard configuration, depending on opportunities and funding.
- Estimated average unmet missile-propulsion demand for 2025-2030 rose 40% to 3,400 tons annually, supporting the expansion outlook.
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