Avio (AVIO) Stock Price, Fundamentals & Analysis

What AVIO does

Avio (AVIO) is an aerospace and defense company listed on the Borsa Italiana that designs, develops, produces, and integrates space launchers. Its work covers solid and liquid propulsion systems for launchers, solid propulsion systems for tactical missiles, complete light space launchers, and research into new environmentally friendly propulsion and attitude control engines for satellites. The company also builds liquid propulsion systems for satellites and ground infrastructure for launcher preparation and launch. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Colleferro, Italy, Avio employs 1,643 people and operates in the Industrials sector. It is a peer to other large Italian industrial names such as Leonardo (LDO) and Fincantieri (FCT).

Key numbers explained

• 28,98 EUR is the current share price, up 2,29% today. The 52-week range of 23,3 – 65,2 shows the stock has fallen 45,9% over the past year, so the current price sits well below its yearly high.
• The trailing P/E ratio of 60,4 and the forward P/E ratio of 91,8 both measure how much investors pay per euro of earnings. Higher values suggest the market prices in future growth, but they also signal a rich valuation relative to current profits.
• Earnings per share (EPS) of 0,48 EUR over the last 12 months is the profit attributed to each share.
• The dividend yield of 0,51% is the annual dividend as a percentage of the share price. Avio pays out 31% of earnings as dividends, with the next ex-dividend date on May 18, 2026.
• Beta of 0,91 means Avio's share price historically moves slightly less than the broader market.
• Revenue of 600,57 mil. EUR grew 6,5% year over year, while a profit margin of 3,5% and an operating margin of -0,2% indicate thin profitability. Return on equity is 4,1%, and the debt-to-equity ratio of 1,4 shows significant leverage compared to peers like Prysmian (PRY).

What to watch

Avio's results are tied to government and institutional spending on space and defense programs, so contract wins and budget changes in Italy and the EU are key drivers. As a highly leveraged company, interest-rate shifts can affect financial costs. Watch upcoming earnings on Nov 11, 2026 for signs of margin recovery. Broader aerospace sector trends and peer performance — including Leonardo (LDO) — also influence sentiment.