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Avio's shareholders approved the first section of the remuneration policy report with about 97% of the capital voting in favor.
Avio’s SMILE mission is designated Flight VV29.
Avio SpA's net order backlog was €1,724 million in 2024, comprising €1,130 million for launch systems, €155 million for space propulsion, and €439 million for defense propulsion.
Avio SpA's 2025 order intakes included about €330 million for space propulsion.
Avio SpA's net order backlog by segment in 2025 comprised €1,165 million for launch systems, €385 million for space propulsion, and €616 million for defense propulsion.
Avio SpA's 2025 order intakes included about €400 million for launch systems.
Avio SpA's net order backlog reached €2.166 billion in 2025.
Avio SpA's 2025 order intakes included about €260 million for defense propulsion.
Avio SpA's order intakes in 2025 amounted to approximately €1.0 billion.
Production accounts for approximately 70% of Avio SpA's 2025 backlog and development accounts for approximately 30%.
Avio SpA's backlog in 2025 increased by 26% versus 2024 to a record level of approximately €2.2 billion.
The planned Avio facility in Hurt, Virginia will occupy about 80,000 square meters.
Avio revealed plans to build a new plant in Hurt, Virginia.
Avio employs more than 1,500 highly qualified staff.
Avio announced plans in September 2025 to build a $500 million, 860,000-square-foot US-based production facility.
A transfer of series production to Avio’s future U.S. facility is intended to provide a fully domestic missile system for the United States and strengthen its supply chain.
Giulio Ranzo, Avio’s CEO, supports reducing the number of board seats to allow appointment of more experienced directors and to accommodate higher board remuneration without adding fixed costs to the company’s balance sheet.
The €400 million capital increase broadened Avio’s international shareholder base.
Construction of Avio’s Hurt, Virginia production facility is being funded through a €400 million capital increase that closed in late November 2025.
Avio convened an Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting on 29 January to vote on a series of amendments to its bylaws.