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I forgot to mention the return of the all important dividend, this is a major part of the strategy, dividends were scrapped in 2021 due to covid and zero income. RR have stated in the past that 2023 could be the year for RR to return dividends, this is subject to loan agreements being satisfied. With increased revenue now increasing month on month for 2022 , we are on track for this to take place.

Next year will be great for RR, we all expect increased flying hours covid big increase in both power systems and defence contracts means we are onto a winner. Ignore the rubbish talk on her about not worth any investment, fill your boots and ignore until 2023. The rewards from this company will be huge, the new CEO starts early year, he will be driving revenue and strategy.
Ignore everything else

Did anyone watch RR documentary on BBC1 tonight, great to see a bit on the electric plane that RR created which broke the speed record and Trent engines.

Another investment for future revenues, we should hear more in 4 weeks time, RR trading update,.
We should get a clear indication on revenue received, profits and increased orders, maybe something else that has been going on behind the scenes. This may surprise many to how far the company has progressed since the meltdown. Big investors will be watching this closely over the next couple of weeks, don’t be surprised for a sudden large jump in share price

Hope RR are heavily involved
September 30, 2022: In a major initiative to bolster its international footprint, Air India, India’s leading airline, today announced 20 additional flights every week to Birmingham, London and San Francisco. This is part of the airline’s on-going endeavour to reclaim its position as a leader on the international aviation map. The additional flights to these 3 global destinations will be introduced in a phased manner from October to December this year.
With 5 additional flights a week to Birmingham, 9 additional flights to London and 6 additional flights a week to San Francisco, Air India will be able to offer over 5,000 additional seats every week to customers and ensure ample choice in terms of connectivity, convenience, and cabin space.

Air India’s current schedule of 34 flights every week to the UK will now go up to 48 flights. Birmingham will receive extra five flights per week, three from Delhi and two additional from Amritsar. London will receive nine additional weekly flights, of which, five are from Mumbai, three from Delhi and one from Ahmedabad. Altogether, seven Indian cities will now have non-stop Air India flights to the UK’s capital.
Flights from India to the United States will increase from 34 to 40 per week. Air India will now connect Mumbai with San Francisco with a thrice weekly service, and reinstate a three-times-weekly Bengaluru operation. This takes Air India’s San Francisco offering from 10 to 16 weekly, with non-stop service from Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru

https://www.airindia.in/writereaddata/Portal/News/744_1_Air_India_scales_up_its_international_operations_PR.PDF

Airbus delivers its 500th A350
https://www.airbus.com/en/newsroom/stories/2022-09-airbus-delivers-its-500th-a350

If only the uk government would follow suit.
Rolls-Royce products and services support key customers across the United States including the U.S. Department of Defense, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Bell, Robinson Helicopter, Gulfstream, and major commercial airline providers such as American Airlines, United, and Delta

https://www.rolls-royce.com/country-sites/northamerica.aspx

Rolls-Royce North America scored the much-coveted $2.6 billion Air Force B-52 bomber re-engine contract, besting Pratt & Whitney and GE Aviation. It’s a major win for the U.S. arm of Rolls-Royce. The U.S. Air Force has 76 B-52s; each has eight engines, four on each wing. A version of the Rolls-Royce F130 engine that will be installed in B-52 is already used on Air Force C-37 Gulfstream transports and E-11 Bombardier communications planes.

Your welcome, RR are on doing great things, just waiting for another big deal from USA defence for black hawk, due this month.
https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2022/5/23/aviation-giants-enter-final--stretch-to-replace-black-hawk

F130 Rolls-Royce Engines installed and active.
https://interestingengineering.com/transportation/b-52-f130-rolls-royce-engines

2023 Norse Atlantic news, look close, see RR on the engines
https://thepointsguy.co.uk/news/norse-atlantic-next-steps/

PFen, really not a junk company, over the past 2 years RR had problems with Trent 1000 engines that cost millions. Also Covid , this destroyed the company in the short term as main revenue was related to flying hours.
RR are now stronger and more diverse, have lots more revenue streams generated what’s not to like now

The current share price must now be attractive to companies or private investors who have build up large cash reserves who want to purchase or merge with RR, maybe BAE, easily affordable to them and others.

Ben Wallace confirms big increase in defence spending in the uk, should be excellent news for RR, this follows recent American $1.8 billion defence contracts won by RR.
Many other countries will follow this and do the same, just a waiting game for huge revenues.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/sep/25/uk-defence-spending-to-double-to-100m-by-2030-says-minister

We all agree that SMRs will be a big challenge but the uk needs to be more supportive, RR also need to step it up and not sit back as other major companies may land grab.
This response to an assessment is interesting .
https://nic.org.uk/app/uploads/Rolls-Royce-SMR-NIC-Basline-Assesment-consultation-FINAL.pdf

Hope so top up more

Great news, RR now spread across wide bodied planes and narrow body planes, this is fantastic, there is plenty to make on these deals. I am impressed, RR doing all the right things. Solid business strategy now.

2023 would be big for RR, this is when hopefully dividends return, this relies on decent profits which IMO will be very good. Bringing back dividends would provide certainty about this company's financial well-being as well as show that it has now become a stable company. This would attract investors and creates demand for their stock which intern will stop short sellers looking for a return

Couple of articles that I have read mention RR Trent 1000 engines, some mention GE, thinking it is RR

Does anyone know if these planes are using the RR Trent engines or GE, hope it’s RR
https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/news/129910208/auckland-to-new-york-with-air-new-zealand-the-first-direct-flight

https://www.passengerselfservice.com/2022/09/azul-receives-its-first-airbus-a350/