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Farnborough Air Show: BAE Systems: DIP Reassuring, US Portfolio Well Positioned
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Farnborough Air Show: BAE Systems: DIP Reassuring, US Portfolio Well Positioned
USA | Aerospace & Defense Electronics
BAE Systems EquityJulyResearch21, 2026
FLASH NOTEFarnborough Air Show: BAE Systems: DIP
RATING HOLDReassuring, US Portfolio Well Positioned
PRICE 1,875.00p^
We met with Jennifer Bowden (IR) and Barron Beneski (IR) of BAE Systems. Key
takes: 1) BAE is reassured by the UK Defence Industrial Plan with key programs PRICE TARGET | % TO PT 2,100.00p | +12%
including submarines, Type 26, munitions and GCAP well funded; 2) Uncrewed 52W HIGH-LOW 2,360p - 1,529p
systems a growing focus; 3) Eurofighter export opportunities remain active; 4) FLOAT (%) | ADV MM (USD) 97.6% | 178.75
BAE remains aligned with key US defense spending priorities; and 5) P&S margin MARKET CAP £54.9B | $73.8B
progression continues. TICKER BA/ LN ^Prior trading day's closing price unless otherwise
noted.
DIP seen as supportive on submarines, Type 26, munitions, and GCAP. BAE see the UK's Defence
Industrial Plan (DIP) as reassuring, highlighting continued funding support for submarines, Type
26, munitions and GCAP. Uncrewed air systems and CCA are areas the UK is expected to focus on
going forward. Type 83 cancellation seen to have limited impact, as current shipyard capacity is
largely occupied by UK and Norwegian Type 26 programs.
GCAP on track with funding secured. GCAP funding secured with the DIP is key to progress,
with Japan pushing for the timeline to remain on track. The door remains open to additional
partners in the fallout from FCAS, although workshare discussions would become more complex
as time passes, and might eventually impact the program timeline. BAE believes GCAP remains
well positioned relative to competing programs given that it will likely be first to market.
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