Bombardier has ranked on the Toronto Stock Exchange TSX30 list for the third consecutive year. The ranking recognises the 30 best performing stocks on TSX over a three-year period ended on 30 June 2025. During this time, Bombardier's dividend-adjusted share price surged by 514 per cent, while its market capitalisation increased by 531 per cent. Once again this year, Bombardier stands out as the only aerospace company in the ranking.

“The successful completion of our five-year turnaround plan has been marked by our team's unwavering consistency and financial discipline. This is why this important recognition belongs to everyone at Bombardier. Our focus on long-term objectives and commitment to excellence have created our continued momentum,” says Bart Demosky, executive vice president and chief financial officer, Bombardier. “The fastest business jet in the world, the Global 8000, will be delivered to its first customer before the end of the year and this incredible moment proves, once more, that Bombardier is an innovation leader in business aviation. The groundwork is set for our long-term success, and we thank everyone who is supporting this trajectory.”

“Congratulations to Bombardier on its third consecutive TSX30 ranking, once again distinguishing itself through sustained excellence in aerospace innovation,” remarks Loui Anastasopoulos, chief executive officer, Toronto Stock Exchange. “This consistent performance reaffirms Canada's leadership in aviation and demonstrates how Canadian companies are building sustainable competitive advantages on the world stage.”

Bombardier's continued upward financial trajectory underscores the success of its strategic transformation and disciplined execution. Cumulative revenues and adjusted EBITDA for the three-year period ended June 30, 2025 demonstrated strong growth, increasing by 13 per cent and 19 per cent respectively, compared to the corresponding period of last year. These results reflect the strength of Bombardier's business model, focused execution and ability to deliver consistent growth. During this three-year period, net leverage declined by 45 per cent, driven by the effective execution of the company's deleveraging strategy. This progress was further validated by multiple credit rating upgrades, reinforcing the company's solid financial foundation and focus on long-term value creation.

The TSX30 is an annual ranking of the 30 top-performing companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange based on dividend-adjusted share price performance over a three-year period. Established in 2019, the flagship programme recognises TSX-listed companies that have demonstrated excellence in growth, highlights the overall strength of Canada's diverse and ever-evolving public markets, and the efficacy of this powerful ecosystem in driving growth for issuers, investors and the overall economy.

Meanwhile a recent study by PwC Canada has provided an update on the substantial economic and social contributions of Bombardier's manufacturing operations in Canada. Indicators such as the GDP, exports and supported jobs present Bombardier's significant role in the Canadian economy.

The report positions Bombardier as a key driver of Canada's aerospace industry with $7.4 billion in contribution to the country's GDP in 2024 and output value representing approximately one per cent of total Canadian exports. In that same year, Bombardier's aircraft exports made up five per cent of Quebec's total export value. Bombardier's activities also contributed considerably to the provincial and federal economies in 2024, bringing over $1.2 billion in taxes on income, products and production.

“Bombardier continues to be a key driver of the Canadian economy through its nearly 12,200 employees and over 1,550 suppliers across the country,” says Éric Martel, president and CEO, Bombardier. “Our work not only fuels economic growth, it also plays a vital role in reinforcing Canada's sovereignty through innovation, homegrown expertise in aircraft production and maintenance, and critical contributions to the nation's defence industrial strategy.”