Oct 23, 2026 · 02:15 ET
Defense giant Saab sees orders triple after Gripen fighter jet deal with Ukraine Saab's quarterly order intake jumped to 65.8 billion kronor, with the Ukraine Gripen deal helping lift orders, sales and EBIT above FactSet expectations.
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Saab said new orders more than tripled to 65.8 billion Swedish kronor, boosted by a deal to supply Gripen fighter jets to Ukraine. Third-quarter sales reached 20.6 billion kronor and EBIT came in at 1.95 billion kronor, both ahead of FactSet forecasts. The order intake included a 24.6 billion kronor contract for 16 Gripen E fighter jets for Ukraine, signed in June and booked in the third quarter. About this report This concise Alpha Insights summary is based on the linked original source. No market-price claims are inferred from the reported event.
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