CAE Inc, Board of Directors
CAE Inc. shuffles board of directors amid search for new CEO
CAE Inc. BG-N +1.10% is shaking up its board, bringing in aerospace veteran Calin Rovinescu and a U.S. activist fund manager as directors as the Canadian pilot training company hunts for a new chief executive officer at a pivotal time for its North American business.
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CAE Stock Flies High After Q4 Revenue Beat, Board Overhaul: Retail’s UnswayedCAE Inc (CAE) stock jumped about 15% on Friday to hit the highest level in more than two-and-half years after the company ...
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CAE stock rises almost 14 per cent after reporting results, board shakeupCAE Inc. reported better margins than expected in its defence segment, as it waits for less profitable contracts to expire.
The Canadian technology company, which specializes in simulation training for the aviation industry, appointed Calin Rovinescu to the role of chair. Rovinescu brings with him a wealth of experience as ...
CAE USA Inc.‘s $202 million US Army contract to provide helicopter instructors at Fort Novosel in Alabama withstood bid protests from three rivals, the US Court of Federal Claims said Friday.
BMO Capital raised the firm’s price target on CAE (CAE) to C$39 from C$38 and keeps an Outperform rating on the shares.Maximize Your Portfolio ...
Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript February 14, 2025 8:00 AM ETCompany ParticipantsAndrew Arnovitz - Senior VP, Investor Relations ...
Shares of CAE rose nearly 17% to 38.91 Canadian dollars ($27.41) after the flight-training company made changes to its board, appointing four new directors, including Air Canada's former CEO as chair ...
Shares of Super Micro increased for a third consecutive day on Friday, adding 13.32 percent to close at $47.91 apiece as investors extended buying positions following the company’s optimistic ...
Reports Q3 revenue $1.22B, consensus $1.18B. “We achieved a standout third quarter, generating a record $410 million in free cash flow while ...
Q3 2025 Management View CEO Marc Parent highlighted a record $20.3 billion adjusted backlog, supported by $2.2 billion in new orders during the quarter. Civil segment backlog grew to $8.8 billion, a ...
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