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Rolls-Royce RR

AerospaceMarket cap $100B3 connections

Rolls-Royce Holdings makes jet engines for widebody airliners, military aircraft and ships - unrelated to the Rolls-Royce car brand owned by BMW. Its Trent XWB is the only engine on the Airbus A350, and its Trent 1000 is one of two engine options on the Boeing 787. It earns much of its money from long-term service contracts paid per flying hour. It is also developing small modular nuclear reactors.

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Customers 2

Companies Rolls-Royce sells to

  • AirbusAerospace · $170BTrent XWB engines - the only engine on the A350
  • BoeingIndustrial & Defense · $120BTrent 1000 engines on the 787 Dreamliner

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Companies it competes with

  • GE AerospaceIndustrial & Defense · $200BWidebody jet engine rivalry

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