Core Insights - The company achieved record revenue and a backlog of $31.6 billion, indicating strong long-term visibility with a consolidated book-to-bill ratio of 1.7:1 for 2025 [1] Revenue Performance - Executive Aviation reached record revenues of approximately $750 million in Q4, driven by the Phenom 300's 14-year streak as the world's best-selling light jet [1] - Service and Support revenue increased by 18% due to volume increases and the ramp-up of the OGMA GTF engine shop, despite facing temporary margin pressure from new operation costs [1] Order and Production Highlights - The E2 program was consolidated as a small narrow-body benchmark with 157 new orders and 140 options across all continents during the year [1] - Defense & Security segment experienced a growth of 36%, primarily due to higher volumes of the KC-390 and A-29 Super Tucano, benefiting from an improved client mix and operating leverage [1] Strategic Initiatives - The company implemented production stability initiatives through digitalization and AI tools to mitigate ongoing supply chain bottlenecks and support growth in 2026 [1] - Strategic positioning was reinforced through new partnerships with Mahindra and Adani Group in India and Northrop Grumman in the U.S. to expand market footprint [1]