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TAP Posts Fourth Straight Profit as Sale Process Gains Pace

Henrique Almeida
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State-owned airline TAP SA reported its fourth consecutive annual profit in 2025, posting €4.1 million net income—a sharp drop from €53.7 million in 2024 due to a one-off corporate tax adjustment. Revenue grew 1.2% to €4.3 billion, driven by a 3.4% increase in passenger traffic, reaching 16.7 million travelers as the carrier expanded its global network. TAP’s strategic value lies in its strong route connections between Brazil, Africa, and North America, making it an attractive target for potential investors amid an ongoing sale process. The airline’s financial turnaround and geographic advantages position it as a key asset for privatization, with the Portuguese government seeking a strategic investor to bolster growth. Despite profit volatility, TAP’s consistent revenue growth and network expansion signal resilience as it advances toward a potential ownership transition.
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