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UK's Babcock raises 2025 revenue expectations

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Posted on February 6, 2025

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· Last updated: January 26, 2026

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(Reuters) - British defence group Babcock on Thursday hiked its revenue expectations for the year to around 4.9 billion pounds ($6.11 billion), on the back of strength in its nuclear and marine

Babcock Boosts 2025 Revenue Forecast to £4.9 Billion

(Reuters) - British defence group Babcock on Thursday hiked its revenue expectations for the year to around 4.9 billion pounds ($6.11 billion), on the back of strength in its nuclear and marine segments.

As of February 4, the average of Vuma-compiled analysts' forecasts was for Babcock to record revenue of 4.67 billion pounds, with their estimates ranging from 4.51 billion pounds to 4.78 billion pounds.

($1 = 0.8014 pounds)

(Reporting by Yamini Kalia in Bengaluru; Editing by Savio D'Souza)

Key Takeaways

  • Babcock raises 2025 revenue forecast to £4.9 billion.
  • Strength in nuclear and marine segments drives growth.
  • Analysts' average forecast was £4.67 billion.
  • Revenue estimates ranged from £4.51 to £4.78 billion.
  • Exchange rate: $1 equals 0.8014 pounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main topic?
The article discusses Babcock's increased revenue expectations for 2025, highlighting growth in its nuclear and marine segments.
What segments are driving Babcock's growth?
Babcock's growth is driven by its nuclear and marine segments, which have shown strong performance.
What was the analysts' average revenue forecast?
Analysts' average revenue forecast for Babcock was £4.67 billion, with estimates ranging from £4.51 to £4.78 billion.

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