Order intake and sales at 30 September 2022
Thales (Euronext Paris: HO) reported today its order intake and sales for the period ending 30 September 2022.
Despite an operating environment marked by supply chains tensions and the geopolitical context, the Group is keeping pace with respect to sales growth, driven in particular by the momentum of the digital identity and security segment (DIS, formerly Gemalto).In spite of the current uncertainties, we confirm all our Full Year objectives. All Thales teams remain mobilized to serve our customers and to implement our strategic initiatives.”
Patrice Caine, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
- Order intake1: €15.4 billion, +41% on an organic basis2 (total change: +45%)
- Sales: €12.3 billion, +6.4% on an organic basis (total change: +9.6%)
- 2022 organic sales growth expected in upper part of the range set in July 2022 (between +3.5% and +5.5%3)
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Notes
[1] In accordance with standard IFRS 5, the financial data for the “transport” operating segment have been classified under “discontinued operations" following entry into exclusive negotiations with Hitachi Rail with a view to disposing of this business.
[2] “Organic” means at constant scope and currency. See note on methodology and calculation in press release
[3] Corresponding to €17.2 billion to €17.6 billion based on October 2022 scope and exchange rates.
[4] “Mature markets”: Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand. “Emerging markets”: all other countries. See table on page 6 of the press release.
