Airbus SE
Designs, manufactures, and delivers commercial aircraft, helicopters, defence systems, and space solutions to customers worldwide.
As of Oct 16, 2026
Summary
Airbus SE is a global aerospace and defence manufacturer producing commercial aircraft, helicopters, and space systems. The stock is trading at €198.82 with a bullish technical bias; it has risen 2.1% today and 1.7% over the past month, though it remains down 2.3% year-on-year. The company has a market capitalisation of €152 billion.
Price history
As of Oct 16, 2026
Performance
+0.00%
+5.87%
+1.70%
+2.17%
+2.06%
-2.34%
As of Oct 16, 2026
Technical indicators
- 61.8
- 1.28Bullish
- 50: 197.99 · 200: 187.9Bullish
- €193.60 / €202.15
Technical Bias
Bullish lean
Airbus SE's technical setup shows two bullish signals and one neutral read. The MACD and moving averages both favour upside momentum, while the RSI sits in a balanced zone. This is a derived technical read, not a recommendation.
A transparent read of the indicators below — not a prediction or recommendation.
As of Oct 16, 2026
Fundamentals
- €152B
- 25.13
- €7.66
- 7.71%
- +27.7%
- €4.42B
- 0.89
- €154.56 – €217.29
- 1.72%
- Apr 21, 2026
- Oct 28, 2026 (10 days)
As of Oct 18, 2026
Upcoming catalysts
- Earnings report
As of Oct 18, 2026
Latest news
As of Oct 18, 2026
MonkeyTrade's Take on Airbus SE
Short-term outlook
The short-term setup for Airbus leans bullish, with MACD positive and both the 50-day and 200-day averages sitting below the current price. RSI at 61.8 keeps some room before overbought territory, supporting the case for further upside. A move through €202.15 resistance would confirm the trend, while a slip back below €193.60 support would undercut it, and with earnings not due until October 28, 2026, there's no near-term catalyst to disrupt this read.
Medium-term outlook
Airbus shares head into the next few quarters with the wind at their back: 27.7% revenue growth and a 7.7% margin point to genuine operating momentum, matched by a bullish technical lean, even as the 25.13 P/E suggests the market has already priced in plenty of optimism. With a 1.7% dividend on top, the balance tilts constructive, but a margin or revenue slowdown in coming results would be the key signal to challenge that view.
Key risks
- Airbus relies on a healthy airline industry, and reports of "sticker shock" hitting carriers suggest airlines could face cost pressures that eventually feed back into aircraft orders or delivery schedules.
- A profit margin of 7.7% is fairly thin for a manufacturer of this scale, leaving limited room to absorb supply chain disruptions or input cost increases.
- Expanding final-assembly operations in Tianjin, China, ties part of Airbus's production to geopolitical and regulatory conditions in that region.
- With the share price at €198.82 against a 52-week range of €154.56 to €217.29, it sits closer to the top of that range, which can mean less room for error if sentiment shifts.
About Airbus SE
Airbus SE is one of the world's leading aerospace and defence companies, designing and manufacturing commercial aircraft, helicopters, and defence and space systems. Listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker AIR, the company sits within the Industrials sector and holds a market capitalisation of €152B, reflecting its scale and standing as a key player alongside the world's other major aircraft manufacturers.
Airbus's key figures offer a snapshot of how the market currently values the business. A price-to-earnings ratio of 25.13 shows what investors are paying relative to the company's earnings, while a dividend yield of +1.7% indicates the level of income returned to shareholders relative to the share price. Together, these metrics give readers a starting point for understanding how Airbus is positioned within the broader Aerospace & Defense industry.
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