ROLLS-ROYCE
Singapore may be ‘small’ by land, but big for Rolls-Royce
The city-state is responsible for about 90% of all the engine blades the British manufacturer makes annually
A*Star launches four joint research projects in aerospace and manufacturing with SAESL, Rolls-Royce and Singapore SMEs
Projects totalling S$55 million will develop innovations to strengthen Singapore’s aerospace and manufacturing sectors
Rolls-Royce raises profit and cash flow outlook after strong H1
It reported underlying operating profit of £1.7 billion for the first half, against £1.1 billion a year earlier
Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre review: The dark side of luxury
Giving the Black Badge treatment to the Spectre lends power, presence and drama to world’s most luxurious EV
Rolls-Royce lifts profit guidance, to buy back £1 billion stock
Adjusted operating profit for this year will be in the range of £2.7 billion to £2.9 billion
Rolls-Royce wins US$11 billion UK nuclear submarine contract
The deal will strengthen the Royal Navy’s continuous at-sea deterrent and boost the AUKUS defence pact
Thai Airways adds to criticism of Rolls-Royce over engine delays
THAI Airways International said its Rolls-Royce Holdings engines are spending more time than ever undergoing maintenance checks, adding to a chorus of criticism over the power units.
Rolls-Royce reiterates 2024 guidance amid supply chain woes
Supply chain issues continue to hamper production, and the company is focusing on 15 suppliers to improve performance
Rolls-Royce sees demand for bespoke cars offsetting China slump
ROLLS-ROYCE Motor Cars’ chief executive officer said rising demand for personalised vehicles is helping the British luxury-car maker counter weakening sales in China.
Rolls-Royce engine defect a new blow for historic firm
Inspections find that about one in three planes in Cathay Pacific’s fleet of A350s, powered by Rolls-Royce engines, need replacement
