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ORIX Corporation (IX) operates as a Japan-based global diversified financial services group with American depositary shares listed on the NYSE. Its business spans financing and investment, life insurance, banking, asset management, real estate, concession, environment and energy, automobile-related services, industrial and ICT equipment, ships and aircraft, reflecting its development from leasing roots in Japan.
Recurring news covers ORIX Group and ORIX Corporation USA activity, including asset management, private credit, growth capital financing, commercial real estate credit, subsidiary acquisitions and portfolio-company developments. Updates also include annual Form 20-F submissions, governance and organizational changes, and the integration of Hilco Global as a majority-owned ORIX USA subsidiary focused on professional services and capital solutions.
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ORIX Corporation (NYSE: IX) has submitted its annual Form 20-F for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022, to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on June 29, 2022. The report details financial performance and operational metrics. Shareholders can request free hard copies of the audited financial statements. Established in 1964, ORIX offers diverse financial services globally, operating in 28 countries. The company emphasizes innovation and aims to develop a unique business model to create value and contribute positively to society.
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Avolon, the leading aircraft leasing company, reported Q1 2022 financial results showing a lease revenue increase to $658 million compared to $470 million in Q1 2021. Despite a net loss of ($182 million) due to a $304 million impairment related to Russia, adjusted net income was $80 million. Total liquidity decreased to $5.4 billion, though debt capacity expanded to $5.9 billion. The fleet comprised 592 aircraft with active leases extending on average 6.9 years.
Avolon, an international aircraft leasing company, reported significant activity in Q1 2022. The company executed 54 lease transactions, sold 3 aircraft, and entered Letters of Intent for the sale of 35 aircraft. Avolon’s fleet comprised 592 aircraft at quarter-end, with commitments for 240 new technology aircraft. Notably, leasing to Russian clients was terminated due to EU sanctions, affecting less than 1% of Avolon’s portfolio value. The company also finalized its entire orderbook of 500 VX4 eVTOL aircraft, announcing partnerships with AirAsia, Gözen Holding, and Air Greenland.
Vertical Aerospace (NYSE: EVTL) has announced that Avolon has successfully pre-ordered 500 VX4 electric aircraft within nine months, demonstrating substantial market demand for its technology. The VX4 will serve globally with pre-orders extending to regions including Turkey, UK, Japan, Brazil, and Southeast Asia, totaling a significant $5.4 billion in value. Avolon's collaboration with major airlines reflects confidence in Vertical's aircraft, which is on track for a mid-decade launch. The VX4 is designed for zero-emission travel, promising to revolutionize short-haul air travel.
Avolon has partnered with Gözen Holding to commercialize zero-emissions eVTOL travel in Turkey. This agreement includes a commitment to purchase or lease up to 50 VX4 eVTOL aircraft, with an option for 50 more. Avolon has fully placed its order for 500 VX4s, oversubscribed by 50 options. The partnership aims to develop an urban air mobility platform leveraging both companies' expertise. CEO Dómhnal Slattery highlighted the potential of VX4 to reshape short-haul travel, while Gözen Holding's CEO Mekin Gözen emphasized the sustainability aspect in Istanbul's congested environment.
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Vertical Aerospace (NYSE: EVTL) has secured a partnership with AirAsia to lease a minimum of 100 VX4 electric aircraft through Avolon, extending its presence in Southeast Asia. This agreement follows significant pre-orders, totaling 1,350 aircraft worth $5.4 billion, from major airlines, including American Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. The VX4 promises zero operational emissions, speeds of up to 200 mph, and a range exceeding 100 miles, aiming to revolutionize urban air mobility. This marks AirAsia's first placement since Vertical's NYSE listing in December 2021.
Avolon, a leading aircraft leasing company, has signed a non-binding agreement with AirAsia Aviation Group to lease a minimum of 100 VX4 eVTOL aircraft. This deal reflects a strong demand for Avolon's VX4, with 90% of its order book now placed. The partnership aims to commercialize zero-emissions aircraft and develop an urban air mobility platform in Southeast Asia. The VX4, capable of speeds up to 200 mph and a range of over 100 miles, is set to transform air travel with its advanced capabilities.