Fincantieri raised its profitability targets for 2025 and laid out a fresh five-year business plan for 2026-2030 during an investor presentation, the company said on Thursday.
For 2025 the Italian shipbuilder adjusted its EBITDA margin guidance to 7.4%, up from the firm s prior target of above 7%. Alongside that margin upgrade, Fincantieri sharpened its net profit guidance for 2025 to 2,110 million ($1301 million), after previously aiming only for a positive net profit for the year.
Looking toward 2026, the company is targeting revenues in the range of 2,9.2-9.3 billion and expects net profit to be higher than the 2025 figure. Fincantieri is forecasting an EBITDA margin for 2026 of around 7.5%.
Beyond the five-year plan, Fincantieri presented longer-term ambitions out to 2035. The group projects that revenues will roughly double to about 2,18 billion by 2035. By that year the company aims to reach a net profit margin of roughly 7.5% together with an EBITDA margin around 13%.
The company also confirmed its principal objectives for 2030 while unveiling the new plan covering 2026-2030.
Market reaction to the presentation was positive: Fincantieri s shares climbed 5.2% after the announcement.
The presentation combined a near-term upward revision for 2025 with more detailed guidance for 2026 and ambitious medium- to long-term targets through 2035. The updated 2025 figures include both a specific EBITDA margin target and a quantified net profit expectation, while the 2026 guidance provides a revenue range and a clear EBITDA margin goal. The 2035 projections set long-range goals for revenue scale and margin expansion.
Note: The company presented these figures during an investor presentation and confirmed its main targets for 2030 as part of the new business plan.