Spain's Indra sees 歳入, 利益（をあげる） 急に上がるing on European defence spending
By Jakub Olesiuk and Matteo Allievi
March 6 (Reuters) - Spanish defence and 科学（工学）技術 company Indra said on Wednesday it 推定する／予想するs higher defence spending in Europe will 上げる its 歳入 and profitability over the next six years.
The company 推定する／予想するs 収入s before 利益／興味, 税金s, 価値低下 and amortisation (EBITDA) to 急に上がる to more than 750 million euros ($814 million) in 2026 from 446 million euros in 2023, on a rise in 歳入 to 6 billion euros from 4.34 billion last year.
It sees a その上の rise in 歳入 to 10 billion euros by 2030.
Indra said 増加するd spending by European countries on modernising defence systems, 同様に as the new wave of digitalisation led by 人工的な 知能, cloud 計算するing and cybersecurity would 供給する 適切な時期s for growth.
The レーダ systems 製造業者 目的（とする）s to grow within the European 軍の 部門, where it competes with the likes of フラン's Thales and Italy's Leonardo.
Indra will 始める，決める up a new space company and 含む its mobility 商売／仕事 in tech 部隊 Minsait with the 入ること／参加（者） of 戦略の partners, Indra's 大統領 Jose Vicente De los Mozos said while 現在のing the company's 戦略 to 2030.
Spanish マスコミ have 報告（する）／憶測d that 私的な 公正，普通株主権 基金s are condsidering buying a 火刑／賭ける Minsait, which 生成するd about half of Indra's 歳入 last year.
Asked about a 可能性のある sale of Minsait, Chairman Marc Murtra said Indra would keep a "重要な" 火刑／賭ける in the 部隊 in such an event.
The company 推定する／予想するs Minsait's 歳入 to rise 5% to 3.64 billion euros in 2026.
Indra, which is 28%-owned by the Spanish 政府, said it 計画（する）s to 投資する 3.1 billion euros in 科学（工学）技術 開発 by 2030, partly 財政／金融d by 資産 処分s.
Since the company ーするつもりであるs to 焦点（を合わせる） on space, Murtra said it could also make an 取得／買収 in the 産業. One 可能性のある 的 is a 火刑／賭ける in 衛星 操作者 Hispasat, partly owned by 明言する／公表する-controlled grid 操作者 Redeia.
Indra 推定する／予想するs to 持続する a （株主への）配当 payout 割合 of around 20%. Its new 戦略 does not 含む a 資本／首都 増加する, Murtra 追加するd.
Indra's 株 have risen more than 26% since the start of 2024, 主要な the Spanish blue-半導体素子 索引. They were 0.5% higher in afternoon 貿易（する）ing on Wednesday.
($1 = 0.9212 euros) (報告（する）／憶測ing by Jakub Olesiuk and Matteo Allievi, editing by Inti Landauro, Kirsten Donovan)
