ROLLS-ROYCE

Rolls-Royce unveils EV flagship of new bespoke line as demand for exclusive cars hits record

Rolls-Royce had launched a £1 billion share buyback around this time last year, as it reported results.

Rolls-Royce to return as much as £1.5 billion to shareholders in buyback: report

Rolls-Royce has identified South-east Asia as the world's fastest-growing aviation battleground.
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Rolls-Royce admits Thai Airways shortfall, plots aggressive regional comeback

Rolls-Royce has said that the improvements in the durability of its largest engine for the long-haul Airbus A350-1000 are already delivering 60% more time on wing between overhauls.

Rolls-Royce defends pricing after airlines bash engine industry

John Kelly, Rolls-Royce's senior VP for Asia-Pacific and civil aerospace, says: “We manufacture about 5,000 individual fan blades currently. That number is set to grow significantly over the next few years as our Trent engine base operating with key airlines around the world continues to grow.”

Singapore may be ‘small’ by land, but big for Rolls-Royce

Above: Rolls-Royce's turbofan engines. The company expects to raise production of its fan blades by 30% in Singapore through a facility called the Smart Manufacturing Joint Lab.

A*Star launches four joint research projects in aerospace and manufacturing with SAESL, Rolls-Royce and Singapore SMEs

The company increased the top end of its operating profit guidance by £300 million (S$515.2 million) to £3.2 billion and its free cash flow by £200 million to £3.1 billion.

Rolls-Royce raises profit and cash flow outlook after strong H1

Introduced in 2016, the Black Badge sub-brand is a curated response to clients who wanted a more assertive, performance-oriented Rolls-Royce.
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Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre review: The dark side of luxury

 The company has benefited from a rebound in the market for wide-body aircraft that use Rolls engines.

Rolls-Royce lifts profit guidance, to buy back £1 billion stock

The contract with Rolls-Royce would save Britain £400 million (S$668.1 million) over eight years by combining multiple contracts into one.

Rolls-Royce wins US$11 billion UK nuclear submarine contract