• Avation returned to profitability in the year ended June 30, 2026, supported by lower aircraft purchase-rights losses, aircraft disposals and reduced financing costs.
• Two new ATR 72-600 aircraft entered 12-year leases; five additional aircraft transitioned to new customers.
• Outstanding firm orders totaled 13 ATR 72-600 aircraft at year-end, with purchase rights for another 19.
• Following year-end, a committed USD 100 million warehouse facility added funding capacity for aircraft acquisitions.
• AirBaltic entered Chapter 11 proceedings following year-end, leaving the future placement of four leased aircraft dependent on its restructuring.

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