[144] BorgWarner Inc. SEC Filing

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Air Lease Corp. (AL) Q2-25 10-Q highlights

• Revenue climbed 9.7% YoY to $731.7 m as the owned fleet expanded to 495 aircraft and ancillary income improved.
• Net income surged to $385.2 m and diluted EPS to $3.33, propelled by a $344.0 m insurance recovery related to Russian-detained aircraft; YTD recoveries reach $675.9 m.
• Fleet metrics remain strong: NBV $29.1 bn, average age 4.8 yrs, lease term 7.2 yrs, utilisation 100%.
• Orderbook totals 241 aircraft with $14.1 bn obligations through 2031; 58% already placed, yet both Airbus and Boeing warn of further delivery delays.
• Balance sheet/liquidity: cash $454.8 m plus $7.5 bn undrawn revolver give $7.9 bn liquidity; debt $20.5 bn (76.7% fixed, 97.4% unsecured) at 4.28% blended cost.
• Operating cash flow reached $862 m; quarterly common dividend held at $0.22.
• Key watch-points: rising interest expense (+9% YoY), sizeable cap-ex pipeline, potential tariff impacts and supply-chain delays.

Positive

• $344 m insurance recovery turns prior Russian asset write-off into net gain, boosting equity and cash.
• Revenue up 9.7% YoY on fleet expansion and ancillary income growth.
• Available liquidity $7.9 bn after revolver upsizing to $8.4 bn; strong funding runway.
• Fleet utilisation 100% and average age 4.8 yrs support stable lease cash flows.
• Debt 97.4% unsecured, giving flexibility and unencumbered asset pool.

Negative

• Net income largely one-off; core profitability less impressive without Russian settlement credit.
• Interest expense +9% YoY and likely to climb with higher SOFR and commercial paper usage.
• $14.1 bn capex commitments amid Airbus/Boeing delays increase execution and financing risk.
• Trade-tariff uncertainty could affect future cross-border deliveries and lessee demand.
• Composite funding cost 4.28% up from 4.14%, pressuring future margins.

Insights

Financial Analyst

TL;DR – One-off insurance gains drive record profit, but core lease economics stay healthy.

The $344 m Russian settlement transforms headline earnings, lifting ROE and retaining capital for growth while boosting book equity by 9%. Even stripping the gain, pre-tax profit improved on fleet growth and disciplined SG&A. Liquidity is ample at $7.9 bn, the revolver extension to 2029 de-risks funding, and debt remains predominantly unsecured, preserving collateral flexibility. Management placed 100% of deliveries through 2026, mitigating placement risk. Guidance on orderbook delays suggests capex can be staggered, easing near-term cash burn. Overall, valuation catalysts emerge from elevated EPS, stronger balance sheet and continued dividend growth.

Risk Analyst

TL;DR – Earnings quality mixed; leverage and supply-chain issues temper upside.

The profit spike is non-recurring; sustainable earnings must absorb a 4.28% funding cost and $14 bn of future aircraft payments. Interest expense already rose 9% YoY and will increase as SOFR resets and commercial paper scales. Orderbook delays introduce cancellation exposure and potential lessee walk-aways, while new U.S. trade tariffs create uncertainty for cross-border deliveries. Leverage at 2.5× NBV/debt is high for a rising-rate cycle, though largely fixed-rate. Any stall in aircraft sales could pressure cash generation. Impact: neutral—solid liquidity offsets macro and execution risks.

Form 144 Filer Information	UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20549 Form 144 NOTICE OF PROPOSED SALE OF SECURITIES PURSUANT TO RULE 144 UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933
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Title of the Class of Securities To Be Sold	Name and Address of the Broker	Number of Shares or Other Units To Be Sold	Aggregate Market Value	Number of Shares or Other Units Outstanding	Approximate Date of Sale	Name the Securities Exchange
Common	Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. 3000 Schwab Way Westlake TX 76262	5000	188550.00	216392876	08/04/2025	NYSE

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Common	02/28/2020	Restricted Stock Lapse	BORGWARNER INC			1598	02/28/2020	Equity Compensation
Common	02/28/2024	Restricted Stock Lapse	BORGWARNER INC			3402	02/28/2024	Equity Compensation

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Isabelle McKenzie 3850 HAMLIN RD. AUBURN HILLS MI 48326	BORGWARNER INC	05/16/2025	5000	166250.00

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FAQ

What was Air Lease (AL) diluted EPS for Q2 2025?

Diluted EPS rose to $3.33, up from $0.81 in Q2 2024, largely due to insurance recoveries.

How much did AL recover from Russian-detained aircraft?

Year-to-date cash settlements total $675.9 million, exceeding the original $791 million write-off when combined with 2023 recoveries.

What is Air Lease’s orderbook exposure?

AL has 241 aircraft on order with purchase commitments of $14.1 billion through 2031; 58% are already placed with lessees.

What is the company’s current liquidity position?

As of June 30 2025, AL held $454.8 m cash and $7.5 bn of undrawn revolver capacity, for total liquidity of $7.9 bn.

How has Air Lease’s interest expense trended?

Q2 2025 interest expense rose to $222.3 m, up from $203.3 m a year ago, reflecting higher rates and debt balances.

What dividend did Air Lease declare?

The board approved a $0.22 per-share quarterly cash dividend on Class A common stock, payable Oct 8 2025.