Air Lease Corporation
63.77+0.20 (+0.32%)
Oct 29, 4:00:02 PM EDT · NYSE · AL · USD
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Market Cap
7.13BP/E (TTM)
7.74Basic EPS (TTM)
8.24Dividend Yield
0.01%Recent Filings
8-K
Air Lease merger at $65/share
Air Lease Corporation signed a merger agreement on September 1, 2025, to be acquired by a new Irish holding company backed by Sumitomo, SMBC Aviation Capital, Apollo, and Brookfield, with Merger Sub merging into Air Lease for $65.00 per share in cash—totaling about $7.4 billion in equity value. The deal, fully financed without contingencies, awaits stockholder approval and regulatory nods under HSR, CFIUS, and foreign laws, eyeing a first-half 2026 close, while preferred stocks stay intact and orderbook transfers to SMBC AC post-merger. Yet regulatory hurdles could delay or derail it.
8-K
Q2 revenues hit $732M
Air Lease Corporation reported Q2 2025 revenues of $732 million, up 9.7% year-over-year, fueled by fleet growth, higher portfolio yields, and a $344 million net benefit from Russia insurance settlements, pushing book value per share to a record $65.53. The company purchased 12 new aircraft for $890 million while selling four for $126 million at a 16% gain margin, maintaining 100% fleet utilization and a 7.2-year average lease term. It canceled its seven A350F freighter order, freeing over $1 billion in future CapEx for shareholder returns. Strong lease extensions and robust demand persist amid supply constraints.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
Air Lease Corporation posted strong Q2 FY2025 results, with rental revenue up 9.7% y/y to $678.7M on fleet growth to 495 aircraft, while total revenues rose 9.7% y/y to $731.7M including $53.0M in aircraft sale gains (down from $57.8M y/y). Operating income swung to a $241.4M profit from a $72.3M loss y/y, driven by a $344.0M recovery on Russian fleet insurance claims; net income hit $385.2M or $3.33 diluted EPS, up from $102.9M or $0.81 y/y, with EPS reconciling to 112.2M diluted shares. Fleet net book value climbed 3.4% q/q to $29.1B, supported by $862.0M operating cash flow (up 9.8% y/y) and $476M in aircraft sales proceeds, yielding $93.3M free cash flow (derived); debt held steady at $20.5B (97.4% unsecured, 4.28% composite rate) with $7.9B liquidity including $8.4B revolver capacity. Subsequent events include $58.8M additional Russian insurance recovery in Q3 and Q3 dividend declarations. Yet lessees face heightened risks from tariffs and trade tensions.
8-K
Strong Q2 earnings with insurance boost
Air Lease Corporation reported Q2 2025 net income of $374 million, up sharply from $90 million a year ago, fueled by a $344 million insurance recovery on its former Russian fleet amid robust aircraft demand. Revenues climbed 9.7% to $731.7 million, driven by new deliveries and higher lease yields, while adjusted earnings rose 14.6% to $157 million. Fleet grew to 495 aircraft with $28.8 billion in committed rentals. Recoveries secured 104% of 2022 write-offs, but future claims hinge on litigation outcomes.
8-K
Insurance settlement boosts recoveries
Air Lease Corporation settled insurance claims with certain C&P Insurers in June 2025, securing $112.4 million in cash proceeds for aircraft detained in Russia. This boosts total recoveries to $763.5 million against a $791.0 million 2022 write-off, with the latest gain recorded in Q2 2025 financials. Company eyes a final settlement in Q3. Litigation releases followed, yet full recovery remains elusive.
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