Ryanair's net profit falls 15% due to fuel costs and lower fares
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Ryanair's first-half profit fell 15% due to higher fuel costs and lower fares.
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Analysts expect Ryanair's net profit after tax to fall by 15% in the first half of 2026/27.
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Ryanair's net profit after tax decreased by 6% year over year.
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Ryanair reported a 15% drop in first-half fiscal profits to 2.15 million euros
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Ryanair's net income declined significantly in the September quarter due to rising fuel costs and lower ticket prices caused by the war in Ukraine.
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Ryanair reported a loss on its quarterly results due to high fuel costs and hesitant bookings.
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Ryanair reported net profit of 2.15 billion euros between April and September 2026, a 15% decrease compared to the previous year.
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Ryanair reported a 15% decline in net profit for the six months to the end of September.
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Ryanair's first-half profit fell 15% year over year
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Ryanair's net income dropped by six percent in the second quarter due to fuel price increases from the war in Ukraine.
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