Summary
114.14 -2.30(-1.98%)07/01/2024
Ryanair Holdings Plc (RYAAY)
Ryanair Holdings Plc (RYAAY)
Key Facts
| 1 Day | 1 Week | 1 Month | 3 Months | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years | All Time |
| -2.00 | -1.52 | -7.40 | -22.06 | -11.83 | 2.83 | 74.90 | 4,119.34 |
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| Trading Data | ||
| Close | 114.14 | |
| Open | 116.83 | |
| High | 117.29 | |
| Low | 113.73 | |
| Volume | 592,944 | |
| Change | -2.33 | |
| Change % | -2.00 | |
| Avg Volume (20 Days) | 519,754 | |
| Volume/Avg Volume (20 Days) Ratio | 1.14 | |
| 52 Week Range | 87.18 - 150.73 | |
| Price vs 52 Week High | -24.28% | |
| Price vs 52 Week Low | 30.92% | |
| Range | -2.30 | |
| Gap Up/Down | -0.34 | |
Fundamentals | ||
| Market Capitalization (Mln) | 19,997 | |
| EBIDTA | 3,168,199,936 | |
| PE Ratio | 13.5162 | |
| PEG Ratio | 70.7513 | |
| WallStreet Target Price | 162.50 | |
| Book Value | 6.9060 | |
| Earnings Per Share | 9.5700 | |
| EPS Estimate Current Quarter | 0.3600 | |
| EPS Estimate Next Quarter | -1.5100 | |
| EPS Estimate Current Year | 8.9800 | |
| EPS Estimate Next Year | 12.2100 | |
| Diluted EPS (TTM) | 9.5700 | |
| Revenues | ||
| Profit Marging | 0.1556 | |
| Operating Marging (TTM) | -0.0070 | |
| Return on asset (TTM) | 0.0870 | |
| Return on equity (TTM) | 0.2882 | |
| Revenue TTM | 13,120,900,096 | |
| Revenue per share TTM | 7.2000 | |
| Quarterly Revenue Growth (YOY) | 0.1670 | |
| Quarterly Earnings Growth (YOY) | -0.9270 | |
| Gross Profit (TTM) | 791,100,000 | |
| Dividends | ||
| Dividend Share | 0.1750 | |
| Dividend Yield | 0.0075 | |
| Valuations | ||
| Trailing PE | 13.5162 | |
| Forward PE | 12.1212 | |
| Price Sales (TTM) | 0.0000 | |
| Price Book (MRQ) | 3.7634 | |
| Revenue Enterprise Value | 1.8808 | |
| EBITDA Enterprise Value | 7.4372 | |
| Shares | ||
| Shares Outstanding | 228,008,992 | |
| Shares Float | 1,035,861,638 | |
| Shares Short | 0 | |
| Shares Short (Prior Month) | 0 | |
| Shares Ratio | 0.00 | |
| Short Outstanding (%) | 0.00 | |
| Short Float (%) | 0.00 | |
| Insider (%) | 0.00 | |
| Institutions (%) | 46.92 | |
06/28 04:31 EST - seekingalpha.com
Ryanair: Summer Is Coming With Softer Price
Lowered estimates for the year due to a softer pricing environment and higher CAPEX investments. Ryanair still has a unique cost basis compared to peers. Change to forecasts result in EPS downgrades. That said, Ryanair is still a buy on a 12-month estimate.
Ryanair: Summer Is Coming With Softer Price
Lowered estimates for the year due to a softer pricing environment and higher CAPEX investments. Ryanair still has a unique cost basis compared to peers. Change to forecasts result in EPS downgrades. That said, Ryanair is still a buy on a 12-month estimate.
06/11 09:30 EST - zacks.com
Here's Why You Should Retain Ryanair (RYAAY) Stock Now
Ryanair's (RYAAY) top line benefits from robust passenger volumes. RYAAY's fleet upgrade efforts are also commendable.
Here's Why You Should Retain Ryanair (RYAAY) Stock Now
Ryanair's (RYAAY) top line benefits from robust passenger volumes. RYAAY's fleet upgrade efforts are also commendable.
06/05 15:01 EST - zacks.com
Ryanair (RYAAY) Posts Impressive May 2024 Traffic Numbers
Ryanair's (RYAAY) load factor for May 2024 improved to 95% from 94% in the year-ago period, driven by a buoyant traffic scenario.
Ryanair (RYAAY) Posts Impressive May 2024 Traffic Numbers
Ryanair's (RYAAY) load factor for May 2024 improved to 95% from 94% in the year-ago period, driven by a buoyant traffic scenario.
05/31 07:31 EST - proactiveinvestors.co.uk
Ryanair hails victory against OTA ‘pirate' eDreams
Ryanair Holdings PLC (LSE:RYA) has welcomed the Italian competition regulator's decision to reject online travel agency (OTA) eDreams' request for an injunction against Ryanair's direct distribution policy. The AGCM found no danger of serious and irreparable damage to competition in a ruling published on Thursday.
Ryanair hails victory against OTA ‘pirate' eDreams
Ryanair Holdings PLC (LSE:RYA) has welcomed the Italian competition regulator's decision to reject online travel agency (OTA) eDreams' request for an injunction against Ryanair's direct distribution policy. The AGCM found no danger of serious and irreparable damage to competition in a ruling published on Thursday.
05/24 15:36 EST - zacks.com
Ryanair (RYAAY) Q4 Loss Narrower Than Expected, Revenues Top
Ryanair's (RYAAY) fourth-quarter fiscal 2024 results benefit from solid traffic recovery.
Ryanair (RYAAY) Q4 Loss Narrower Than Expected, Revenues Top
Ryanair's (RYAAY) fourth-quarter fiscal 2024 results benefit from solid traffic recovery.
05/20 17:54 EST - seekingalpha.com
Ryanair Holdings plc (RYAAY) Q4 2024 Earnings Call Transcript
Ryanair Holdings plc (NASDAQ:RYAAY ) Q4 2024 Results Conference Call May 20, 2024 5:00 AM ET Company Participants Michael O'Leary - CEO Neil Soraha - CFO Peter Larkin - Head of IR Michael O'Leary All right. So good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
Ryanair Holdings plc (RYAAY) Q4 2024 Earnings Call Transcript
Ryanair Holdings plc (NASDAQ:RYAAY ) Q4 2024 Results Conference Call May 20, 2024 5:00 AM ET Company Participants Michael O'Leary - CEO Neil Soraha - CFO Peter Larkin - Head of IR Michael O'Leary All right. So good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
05/20 13:34 EST - http://feeds.benzinga.com
What's Going On With European Airline Ryanair's Stock Today?
Ryanair Holdings Plc RYAAY shares are trading lower after the company reported FY24 results. Revenue grew 25% Y/Y to €13.44 billion. Scheduled revenues were up 32% Y/Y to €9.15 billion, led by traffic growth of 9% Y/Y to 183.7 million customers and a 21% Y/Y uptick in average fares to €49.80. Also, Ancillary revenue rose 12% Y/Y to €4.30 billion in the year. Net profit escalated 34% Y/Y to €1.92 billion and EPS rose to €1.67 from €1.15 in the year. Operating costs increased 24% Y/Y to €11.38 billion on 32% increase in fuel costs, higher staff costs, and Boeing Company BA delivery delays. Related: Ryanair Faces Summer Turbulence as Boeing Delivery Delays Threaten Schedule As of March-end, net cash stood at €1.37 billion, and it had a total fleet of 557 aircraft. The company’s fuel needs are over 70% hedged at under $80bbl for FY25. This is expected to deliver savings of about €450 million on fuel. Dividend: Ryanair paid an interim dividend of €0.175 per share in February, with a final dividend of €0.178 per share due in September 2024. Buyback: Subsequent to the year end, the Board approved a €700 million share buyback, which will commence later this week. FY25 Outlook: The company expects to grow traffic by 8% (198 million to 200 million passengers), subject to Boeing deliveries returning to contracted levels before year-end. Also, Ryanair stated that, “While visibility is limited, and the outcome will be heavily dependent on close-in peak S.24 pricing, we remain cautiously optimistic that peak S.24 fares will be flat to modestly ahead of last summer.” CEO Michael O’Leary, said, “As we head into S.24, we again call on the EU Commission to deliver urgent reform of Europe’s inefficient ATC system, by protecting overflights (during national strikes) which would deliver important environmental improvements in EU air travel.” “Regrettably, there has been zero action from the Commission on this environmental initiative. We again call on Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to defend the single market for air travel by protecting 100% of overflights during national ATC strikes, as is already the case in Greece, Italy and Spain.” Last month, Ryaniar said that it expects Boeing to deliver 40 new jets by mid-July, aligning with a previously adjusted schedule. Price Action: RYAAY shares are down 1.95% to $123.14 at the last check Monday. Photo via Wikimedia Commons © 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
What's Going On With European Airline Ryanair's Stock Today?
Ryanair Holdings Plc RYAAY shares are trading lower after the company reported FY24 results. Revenue grew 25% Y/Y to €13.44 billion. Scheduled revenues were up 32% Y/Y to €9.15 billion, led by traffic growth of 9% Y/Y to 183.7 million customers and a 21% Y/Y uptick in average fares to €49.80. Also, Ancillary revenue rose 12% Y/Y to €4.30 billion in the year. Net profit escalated 34% Y/Y to €1.92 billion and EPS rose to €1.67 from €1.15 in the year. Operating costs increased 24% Y/Y to €11.38 billion on 32% increase in fuel costs, higher staff costs, and Boeing Company BA delivery delays. Related: Ryanair Faces Summer Turbulence as Boeing Delivery Delays Threaten Schedule As of March-end, net cash stood at €1.37 billion, and it had a total fleet of 557 aircraft. The company’s fuel needs are over 70% hedged at under $80bbl for FY25. This is expected to deliver savings of about €450 million on fuel. Dividend: Ryanair paid an interim dividend of €0.175 per share in February, with a final dividend of €0.178 per share due in September 2024. Buyback: Subsequent to the year end, the Board approved a €700 million share buyback, which will commence later this week. FY25 Outlook: The company expects to grow traffic by 8% (198 million to 200 million passengers), subject to Boeing deliveries returning to contracted levels before year-end. Also, Ryanair stated that, “While visibility is limited, and the outcome will be heavily dependent on close-in peak S.24 pricing, we remain cautiously optimistic that peak S.24 fares will be flat to modestly ahead of last summer.” CEO Michael O’Leary, said, “As we head into S.24, we again call on the EU Commission to deliver urgent reform of Europe’s inefficient ATC system, by protecting overflights (during national strikes) which would deliver important environmental improvements in EU air travel.” “Regrettably, there has been zero action from the Commission on this environmental initiative. We again call on Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to defend the single market for air travel by protecting 100% of overflights during national ATC strikes, as is already the case in Greece, Italy and Spain.” Last month, Ryaniar said that it expects Boeing to deliver 40 new jets by mid-July, aligning with a previously adjusted schedule. Price Action: RYAAY shares are down 1.95% to $123.14 at the last check Monday. Photo via Wikimedia Commons © 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
05/20 10:40 EST - marketwatch.com
Ryanair chief says recessionary feeling in Europe is limiting fares
Ryanair's chief executive blamed what he called a “recessionary feel around Europe” for the airline's inability to increase prices very much.
Ryanair chief says recessionary feeling in Europe is limiting fares
Ryanair's chief executive blamed what he called a “recessionary feel around Europe” for the airline's inability to increase prices very much.
05/20 08:37 EST - techxplore.com
Ryanair annual profit jumps on higher demand, fares
Irish no-frills carrier Ryanair on Monday said group net profit jumped a third to 1.92 billion euros in its financial year as higher demand and fares offset ballooning fuel costs.
Ryanair annual profit jumps on higher demand, fares
Irish no-frills carrier Ryanair on Monday said group net profit jumped a third to 1.92 billion euros in its financial year as higher demand and fares offset ballooning fuel costs.
05/20 07:43 EST - https://invezz.com
Ryanair earnings: RYA profits climb 34% to record high despite Boeing ‘delays’
This morning, airline company Ryanair Holdings PLC announced their full year results for FY 2024. Record-breaking profits The Irish company reported a 34% rise in profits after tax to €1.92 billion as the carrier saw an increase in customers to 183.7 million fliers in the year, a 9% increase as compared with 2023. This is the highest level of profit ever recorded for the airline company. Revenues also increased by a significant 25% to €13.44 billion. Rising costs This was in spite of Ryanair’s fuel bill rising by about €1.25 billion, roughly 32%, to a total of €5.14 billion for fuel costs. On this fact, Ryanair said that: The group’s industry leading cost base and increased revenues helped to offset a significantly higher fuel bill as hedged oil prices rose from $65 per barrel of crude oil in FY23 to $89 for barrel in FY24.” Boeing impacts on Ryanair plans Ryanair also provided a Boeing update. Like other airlines, Ryanair has been impacted by the myriad problems facing the US aircraft maker. Ryanair had a fleet of 146x B737 Gamechanger planes at year-end, and we hope to increase this to 158 by the end of July, which is 23 short of our contracted Boeing deliveries.We continue to work closely with Boeing CEO (Dave Calhoun), CFO (Brian West) and the new Seattle management team to improve quality and accelerate B737 aircraft deliveries.There remains a risk that Boeing deliveries could slip further.We plan to deliver as much growth as possible for passengers and airport partners in Summer 2024, although these delays mean more traffic growth will occur in lower yielding H2 than planned. To facilitate this growth, we will continue to take delivery of Boeing 737s through July, August, and September.” However, Ryanair remained optimistic about future prospects, saying that “travel demand in Europe is strong for Summer 2024 and, despite Boeing delivery delays, we will operate our largest ever Summer schedule with over 200 new routes (and 5 new bases).” Dividends and share buybacks It’s been an exciting first half of 2024 so far for Ryanair. Today’s earnings mark the highest In February, the company paid its first-ever dividend of €0.175 to shareholders. They also announced today that a final dividend for the 2024 FY of €0.178 will be payable in September 2024. This will be the company’s second dividend ever, coming out approximately six months after its first. The company will also engage in a share buyback scheme for its shareholders. As it announced today: Given current surplus cash, the Board has approved a €700 s million share buyback now (which will formally launch later this week). This buyback when completed, will increase the funds Ryanair has returned to shareholders since 2008 to over €7.8 billion.” FY 2025 Ryanair outlook Skies look clear for Ryanair in the upcoming financial year – but this is heavily dependent on keeping fuel costs in check and also on relative geopolitical stability in the Middle East and Ukraine areas. Ryanair expects to grow FY25 traffic by 8% (198 million to 200 million passengers), subject to Boeing deliveries returning to contracted levels before year-end. Summer 2024 demand is positive, with bookings trending ahead of last year. Recent pricing is softer than we expected, with Q1 requiring more price stimulation than last year (particularly as half of Easter moved into March and out of April).” The post Ryanair earnings: RYA profits climb 34% to record high despite Boeing 'delays' appeared first on Invezz
Ryanair earnings: RYA profits climb 34% to record high despite Boeing ‘delays’
This morning, airline company Ryanair Holdings PLC announced their full year results for FY 2024. Record-breaking profits The Irish company reported a 34% rise in profits after tax to €1.92 billion as the carrier saw an increase in customers to 183.7 million fliers in the year, a 9% increase as compared with 2023. This is the highest level of profit ever recorded for the airline company. Revenues also increased by a significant 25% to €13.44 billion. Rising costs This was in spite of Ryanair’s fuel bill rising by about €1.25 billion, roughly 32%, to a total of €5.14 billion for fuel costs. On this fact, Ryanair said that: The group’s industry leading cost base and increased revenues helped to offset a significantly higher fuel bill as hedged oil prices rose from $65 per barrel of crude oil in FY23 to $89 for barrel in FY24.” Boeing impacts on Ryanair plans Ryanair also provided a Boeing update. Like other airlines, Ryanair has been impacted by the myriad problems facing the US aircraft maker. Ryanair had a fleet of 146x B737 Gamechanger planes at year-end, and we hope to increase this to 158 by the end of July, which is 23 short of our contracted Boeing deliveries.We continue to work closely with Boeing CEO (Dave Calhoun), CFO (Brian West) and the new Seattle management team to improve quality and accelerate B737 aircraft deliveries.There remains a risk that Boeing deliveries could slip further.We plan to deliver as much growth as possible for passengers and airport partners in Summer 2024, although these delays mean more traffic growth will occur in lower yielding H2 than planned. To facilitate this growth, we will continue to take delivery of Boeing 737s through July, August, and September.” However, Ryanair remained optimistic about future prospects, saying that “travel demand in Europe is strong for Summer 2024 and, despite Boeing delivery delays, we will operate our largest ever Summer schedule with over 200 new routes (and 5 new bases).” Dividends and share buybacks It’s been an exciting first half of 2024 so far for Ryanair. Today’s earnings mark the highest In February, the company paid its first-ever dividend of €0.175 to shareholders. They also announced today that a final dividend for the 2024 FY of €0.178 will be payable in September 2024. This will be the company’s second dividend ever, coming out approximately six months after its first. The company will also engage in a share buyback scheme for its shareholders. As it announced today: Given current surplus cash, the Board has approved a €700 s million share buyback now (which will formally launch later this week). This buyback when completed, will increase the funds Ryanair has returned to shareholders since 2008 to over €7.8 billion.” FY 2025 Ryanair outlook Skies look clear for Ryanair in the upcoming financial year – but this is heavily dependent on keeping fuel costs in check and also on relative geopolitical stability in the Middle East and Ukraine areas. Ryanair expects to grow FY25 traffic by 8% (198 million to 200 million passengers), subject to Boeing deliveries returning to contracted levels before year-end. Summer 2024 demand is positive, with bookings trending ahead of last year. Recent pricing is softer than we expected, with Q1 requiring more price stimulation than last year (particularly as half of Easter moved into March and out of April).” The post Ryanair earnings: RYA profits climb 34% to record high despite Boeing 'delays' appeared first on Invezz
05/20 06:57 EST - proactiveinvestors.co.uk
Ryanair says air of recession in Europe is reason for softer flight prices
Ryanair Holdings PLC (LSE:RYA) boss Michael O'Leary said a "recessionary feel" in Europe was a possible reason for the softer growth in air fares in recent weeks. This morning's results again flagged that the strong price rises seen last year were easing off, which followed O'Leary's update from two weeks ago, where he said summer fares were not likely to see the 5% to 10% rise that he had initially expected last month.
Ryanair says air of recession in Europe is reason for softer flight prices
Ryanair Holdings PLC (LSE:RYA) boss Michael O'Leary said a "recessionary feel" in Europe was a possible reason for the softer growth in air fares in recent weeks. This morning's results again flagged that the strong price rises seen last year were easing off, which followed O'Leary's update from two weeks ago, where he said summer fares were not likely to see the 5% to 10% rise that he had initially expected last month.
05/20 05:32 EST - youtube.com
Ryanair Says Summer Fares May Be Flat Despite Low Capacity
Ryanair CFO Neil Sorahan discusses the airline's earnings results. He appeared on Daybreak Europe with Tom Mackenzie.
Ryanair Says Summer Fares May Be Flat Despite Low Capacity
Ryanair CFO Neil Sorahan discusses the airline's earnings results. He appeared on Daybreak Europe with Tom Mackenzie.
05/20 04:38 EST - proactiveinvestors.co.uk
Ryanair pledges €700m share buyback as higher prices boost revenue
Full-year results from Ryanair were in line with previous guidance but with the airline surprised investors and analysts with its share buyback and dividend. A €700 million share buyback is set to begin later this week and the introduction of a dividend, n int.
Ryanair pledges €700m share buyback as higher prices boost revenue
Full-year results from Ryanair were in line with previous guidance but with the airline surprised investors and analysts with its share buyback and dividend. A €700 million share buyback is set to begin later this week and the introduction of a dividend, n int.
05/20 04:35 EST - youtube.com
Capacity will be 'strained' for some time, says Ryanair CFO
Neil Sorahan, CFO of budget carrier Ryanair, discusses earnings and the airline industry on CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe."
Capacity will be 'strained' for some time, says Ryanair CFO
Neil Sorahan, CFO of budget carrier Ryanair, discusses earnings and the airline industry on CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe."
05/20 04:10 EST - marketwatch.com
Ryanair to buy back $760 million in shares after earnings rise, says more passengers depends on Boeing delays
Ryanair Holdings plans to buyback 700 million euros ($760.9 million) worth of shares after a rise in earnings, and said that it expects passenger numbers to increase this year depending on how well Boeing handles its delivery delays.
Ryanair to buy back $760 million in shares after earnings rise, says more passengers depends on Boeing delays
Ryanair Holdings plans to buyback 700 million euros ($760.9 million) worth of shares after a rise in earnings, and said that it expects passenger numbers to increase this year depending on how well Boeing handles its delivery delays.
05/20 02:45 EST - cnbc.com
Budget airline Ryanair posts record annual profit as passenger numbers soar above pre-Covid level
Dublin-based Ryanair said full-year profit after tax jumped 34% and announced a 700-million-euro share buyback program.
Budget airline Ryanair posts record annual profit as passenger numbers soar above pre-Covid level
Dublin-based Ryanair said full-year profit after tax jumped 34% and announced a 700-million-euro share buyback program.
05/20 01:29 EST - reuters.com
Ryanair sees flat to modestly higher summer fares after record FY profit
Ryanair on Monday posted a 34% year-on-year increase in annual profit to a record 1.92 billion euros ($2.09 billion), and expressed "cautious optimism" that peak summer fares would be flat to modestly ahead of last year.
Ryanair sees flat to modestly higher summer fares after record FY profit
Ryanair on Monday posted a 34% year-on-year increase in annual profit to a record 1.92 billion euros ($2.09 billion), and expressed "cautious optimism" that peak summer fares would be flat to modestly ahead of last year.
05/15 04:05 EST - invezz.com
Here's why Ryanair shares beat IAG, Lufthansa, and KLM
Ryanair (NASDAQ: RYAAY) share price has done well over the years, transforming it into the biggest airline in the world after Delta Air Lines. It has soared by over 4,300% since going public, giving it a market cap of over $23 billion.
Here's why Ryanair shares beat IAG, Lufthansa, and KLM
Ryanair (NASDAQ: RYAAY) share price has done well over the years, transforming it into the biggest airline in the world after Delta Air Lines. It has soared by over 4,300% since going public, giving it a market cap of over $23 billion.
05/10 17:21 EST - seekingalpha.com
Why Is Ryanair Stock Down?
Ryanair's stock is down due to lower-than-expected fare increases. The company's strategy of keeping fares low may be a strategic move to put pressure on competitors and strengthen its position in the market. Despite the recent stock decline, Ryanair remains a compelling investment opportunity with potential for significant upside.
Why Is Ryanair Stock Down?
Ryanair's stock is down due to lower-than-expected fare increases. The company's strategy of keeping fares low may be a strategic move to put pressure on competitors and strengthen its position in the market. Despite the recent stock decline, Ryanair remains a compelling investment opportunity with potential for significant upside.
05/09 15:41 EST - investorplace.com
The 3 Hottest Airline Stocks to Consider Before Summer Travel Starts to Sizzle
Travel demand is accelerating with major sector names reporting strong demand ahead of the key holiday period, underscoring the potential of airline stocks to buy before summer. Last week, Booking.com said it expects to see strong travel demand despite the slowdown in certain regions, namely the Middle East.
The 3 Hottest Airline Stocks to Consider Before Summer Travel Starts to Sizzle
Travel demand is accelerating with major sector names reporting strong demand ahead of the key holiday period, underscoring the potential of airline stocks to buy before summer. Last week, Booking.com said it expects to see strong travel demand despite the slowdown in certain regions, namely the Middle East.