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>Vraj Agarwal: /* Summary */

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Summary

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	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc operates as an industrial technology company in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company operates in four segments: Civil Aerospace, Power Systems, Defence, and New Markets. The Civil Aerospace segment develops, manufactures, and sells aero engines for large commercial aircraft, regional jet, and business aviation markets, as well as provides aftermarket services. The Power Systems segment engages in the development, manufacture, marketing, and sale of integrated solutions for onsite power and propulsion for the marine, defense, power generation, and industrial markets. The Defence segment offers aero engines for military transport and patrol aircraft applications; and naval engines and submarine nuclear power plants, as well as aftermarket services. The New Markets segment develops, manufactures, and sells small modular reactor and new electrical power solutions. It also provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services. Rolls-Royce Holdings plc was founded in 1884 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.		Rolls-Royce Holdings plc operates as an industrial technology company in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company operates in four segments: Civil Aerospace, Power Systems, Defence, and New Markets. The Civil Aerospace segment develops, manufactures, and sells aero engines for large commercial aircraft, regional jet, and business aviation markets, as well as provides aftermarket services. The Power Systems segment engages in the development, manufacture, marketing, and sale of integrated solutions for onsite power and propulsion for the marine, defense, power generation, and industrial markets. The Defence segment offers aero engines for military transport and patrol aircraft applications; and naval engines and submarine nuclear power plants, as well as aftermarket services. The New Markets segment develops, manufactures, and sells small modular reactor and new electrical power solutions. It also provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services. Rolls-Royce Holdings plc was founded in 1884 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.


			<u>Investment presentation</u>

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	== Mission Statement ==		== Mission Statement ==

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appendix tables

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>Vraj Agarwal: /* Environmental Concerns */

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Environmental Concerns

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	Recently, the airline industry like many others aims to to reduce the carbon emission. Aircraft engines will play a crucial role in the transition towards more environment friendly air transport. Some of the earlier Rolls Royce products therefore need to be quickly replaced with more green products. <ref name=":1" />		Recently, the airline industry like many others aims to to reduce the carbon emission. Aircraft engines will play a crucial role in the transition towards more environment friendly air transport. Some of the earlier Rolls Royce products therefore need to be quickly replaced with more green products. <ref name=":1" />

	'''UK defence quota'''		=== '''UK defence quota''' ===

	Around 30% of Rolls Royce’s underlying revenue comes from the defence and military segment. It is anticipated that the demand for plane, boat, and submarine engines will fall from the Ministry of Defence considering the political factors and concerns over the rising public debt.		Around 30% of Rolls Royce’s underlying revenue comes from the defence and military segment. It is anticipated that the demand for plane, boat, and submarine engines will fall from the Ministry of Defence considering the political factors and concerns over the rising public debt.

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Relative Valuation

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	=== Relative Valuation ===		=== Relative Valuation ===
	Trading comparable analysis was used to compare Rolls Royce to its competitors in the market. A range of different multiples are used to evaluate if the current share price of Rolls Royce is fairly priced or under/overvalued		Trading comparable analysis was used to compare Rolls Royce to its competitors in the market. A range of different multiples are used to evaluate if the current share price of Rolls Royce is fairly priced or under/overvalued. <ref>https://www.alphaspread.com/security/otc/rycey/relative-valuation</ref>

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	The valuation multiples are expressed in the bar charts with the industry median and the value of the respective multiple for Rolls Royce, highlighted using a dotted line.		The valuation multiples are expressed in the bar charts with the industry median and the value of the respective multiple for Rolls Royce, highlighted using a dotted line.
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	P/S – Price to Sales ratio evaluates how much an investor values each dollar of sale generated by the company. The average P/S ratio in the industry is 1.8 while the P/S ratio of Rolls Royce is 1.3. A low P/S ratio suggests that the investors are willing to pay a lower price per dollar of sale generated implying an undervaluation.		P/S – Price to Sales ratio evaluates how much an investor values each dollar of sale generated by the company. The average P/S ratio in the industry is 1.8 while the P/S ratio of Rolls Royce is 1.3. A low P/S ratio suggests that the investors are willing to pay a lower price per dollar of sale generated implying an undervaluation.
	The implied share price is GBX 291.05 whereas the trading share price as of 11/08/23 is GBX 207.90.		The implied share price is GBX 291.05 whereas the trading share price as of 11/08/23 is GBX 207.90. <ref><nowiki>https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/price-to-salesratio.asp</nowiki></ref>

			Revenue of £ 13.5 billion <ref>https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/rolls-royce-holdings-full-2022-071927733.html</ref>and 8.3 billion outstanding shares <ref>[https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/RYCEY/rolls-royce-holdings/shares-outstanding#:~:text=Rolls%2DRoyce%20Holdings%202022%20shares,a%2039.5%25%20increase%20from%202020. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/RYCEY/rolls-royce-holdings/shares-outstanding#:~:text=Rolls%2DRoyce%20Holdings%202022%20shares,a%2039.5%25%20increase%20from%202020.]</ref> in 2022 were considered in order to obtain the implied share price from the median P/S multiple.
	[[File:Final PE.png\|none\|thumb\|1042x1042px]]		[[File:Final PE.png\|none\|thumb\|1042x1042px]]


	P/E – Price to Earnings ratio shows how much an investor is willing to pay per dollar of earnings generated. It portrays an investor’s expectation of the future earnings of the company. The average P/E ratio in the industry is 18.2 while the P/E ratio of Rolls Royce is -13.6. A low P/E ratio suggests that the investors are willing to pay a lower price per dollar of EPS generated implying an undervaluation. A negative P/E ratio results from the negative earnings per share.		P/E – Price to Earnings ratio shows how much an investor is willing to pay per dollar of earnings generated. It portrays an investor’s expectation of the future earnings of the company. The average P/E ratio in the industry is 18.2 while the P/E ratio of Rolls Royce is -13.6. A low P/E ratio suggests that the investors are willing to pay a lower price per dollar of EPS generated implying an undervaluation. A negative P/E ratio results from the negative earnings per share. <ref><nowiki>https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/price-earningsratio.asp</nowiki></ref>
	[[File:Final EV-EBITDA.png\|none\|thumb\|1164x1164px]]		[[File:Final EV-EBITDA.png\|none\|thumb\|1164x1164px]]


	EV/EBITDA – The ratio evaluates the enterprise value of the company (considering all debts and liabilities) with respect to the operating performance of the company. The average EV/EBITDA ratio in the industry is 14.8 while the EV/EBITDA ratio of Rolls Royce is 11.3. A low EV/EBITDA ratio suggests an undervaluation.		EV/EBITDA – The ratio evaluates the enterprise value of the company (considering all debts and liabilities) with respect to the operating performance of the company. The average EV/EBITDA ratio in the industry is 14.8 while the EV/EBITDA ratio of Rolls Royce is 11.3. A low EV/EBITDA ratio suggests an undervaluation. <ref><nowiki>https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/ev-ebitda.asp</nowiki></ref>
	[[File:Final EV-EBIT.png\|none\|thumb\|1024x1024px]]		[[File:Final EV-EBIT.png\|none\|thumb\|1024x1024px]]


	EV/EBIT – The ratio evaluates the enterprise value of the company (considering all debts and liabilities) with respect to the operating earnings of the company. The average EV/EBITDA ratio in the industry is 22.9 while the EV/EBITDA ratio of Rolls Royce is 25.7. A high EV/EBITDA ratio implies an overvaluation.		EV/EBIT – The ratio evaluates the enterprise value of the company (considering all debts and liabilities) with respect to the operating earnings of the company. The average EV/EBITDA ratio in the industry is 22.9 while the EV/EBITDA ratio of Rolls Royce is 25.7. A high EV/EBITDA ratio implies an overvaluation. <ref><nowiki>https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/ebit-ev-multiple.asp</nowiki></ref>

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	The growth adjusted P/S is the ratio of P/S to the growth in revenue. The growth adjusted P/S for Rolls Royce (6.5) is noticeably smaller than the industry median (6.7). The implied share price is GBX ~~280~~.27 while the share price as of 11/08/23 is GBX 207.90 implying an undervaluation.		The growth adjusted P/S is the ratio of P/S to the growth in revenue. The growth adjusted P/S for Rolls Royce (6.5) is noticeably smaller than the industry median (6.7). The implied share price is GBX 215.59 while the share price as of 11/08/23 is GBX 207.90 implying an undervaluation.

	== Risks ==		== Risks ==
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	<big>In 2021, Rolls Royce had a debt of £5.2 billion which reduced significantly to £3.3 billion. However, £1.49 billion (around 78%) of the total debt repayment was financed by the sale of ITP Aero and AirTanker shares. It is expected that the primary route Rolls Royce can take to further reduce its net debt is by selling more of its assets.</big>		<big>In 2021, Rolls Royce had a debt of £5.2 billion which reduced significantly to £3.3 billion. However, £1.49 billion (around 78%) of the total debt repayment was financed by the sale of ITP Aero and AirTanker shares. It is expected that the primary route Rolls Royce can take to further reduce its net debt is by selling more of its assets.</big>

	<big>Higher debt can be very expensive especially as the interest rates continue to rise.</big>		<big>Higher debt can be very expensive especially as the interest rates continue to rise.</big> <ref>https://investingreviews.co.uk/news/rolls-royce-shares-up-in-2023/</ref>

	=== '''Inflation''' ===		=== '''Inflation''' ===
	Revenue of Rolls Royce is strongly linked to the growth of the airline industry. 44% of its income comes from the sale and servicing of civil airplane engines. High inflation is significantly denting consumer’s spending power especially on luxurious products and services including holidays abroad.		Revenue of Rolls Royce is strongly linked to the growth of the airline industry. 44% of its income comes from the sale and servicing of civil airplane engines. High inflation is significantly denting consumer’s spending power especially on luxurious products and services including holidays abroad. <ref name=":0">https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/10/24/4-big-reasons-to-avoid-rolls-royce-shares/</ref>

	=== '''New CEO''' ===		=== '''New CEO''' ===
	Tufan Erginbilgic is appointed as the new CEO for Rolls Royce. He is a former executive at BP. He has been very transparent about the poor performance of the Rolls Royce compared to its competitors. The share price of Rolls Rise has dropped by two-thirds in the last 5 years. It is anticipated that under the leadership and restructuring plans of the new CEO, Rolls Royce will steer towards growth in the near future however there are concerns if Tufan Erginbilgic will be able to successfully implement his plans.		Tufan Erginbilgic is appointed as the new CEO for Rolls Royce. He is a former executive at BP. He has been very transparent about the poor performance of the Rolls Royce compared to its competitors. The share price of Rolls Rise has dropped by two-thirds in the last 5 years. It is anticipated that under the leadership and restructuring plans of the new CEO, Rolls Royce will steer towards growth in the near future however there are concerns if Tufan Erginbilgic will be able to successfully implement his plans. <ref>https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/jan/27/rolls-royce-is-a-burning-platform-that-must-transform-says-new-ceo</ref>

	~~=== '''UK defence quota''' ===~~
	~~Around 30% of Rolls Royce’s underlying revenue comes from the defence and military segment~~. It is ~~anticipated~~ that ~~the demand for plane, boat, and submarine engines will fall from the Ministry of Defence considering the political factors and concerns over the rising public debt.~~

	~~Liz Truss, former prime minister, aimed to spend 3% of GDP on defence by 2030 however this doesn’t seem to be the case after her term ended in Oct 2022.~~

	=== '''High R&D costs''' ===		=== '''High R&D costs''' ===
	To stay ahead of the competition, it is crucial for Rolls Royce to invest in researching and developing new technology that can be incorporated into its products. This often has high costs associated with it and significantly dents the company’s profits.		To stay ahead of the competition, it is crucial for Rolls Royce to invest in researching and developing new technology that can be incorporated into its products. This often has high costs associated with it and significantly dents the company’s profits.

	Failure to keep up with the latest technological advancements can result in the risk of falling behind in this competitive industry.		Failure to keep up with the latest technological advancements can result in the risk of falling behind in this competitive industry. <ref name=":1">https://thestrategystory.com/blog/rolls-royce-swot-analysis/</ref>

	=== '''Environmental Concerns''' ===		=== '''Environmental Concerns''' ===
	Recently, the airline industry like many others aims to to reduce the carbon emission. Aircraft engines will play a crucial role in the transition towards more environment friendly air transport. Some of the earlier Rolls Royce products therefore need to be quickly replaced with more green products.		Recently, the airline industry like many others aims to to reduce the carbon emission. Aircraft engines will play a crucial role in the transition towards more environment friendly air transport. Some of the earlier Rolls Royce products therefore need to be quickly replaced with more green products. <ref name=":1" />

			'''UK defence quota'''

			Around 30% of Rolls Royce’s underlying revenue comes from the defence and military segment. It is anticipated that the demand for plane, boat, and submarine engines will fall from the Ministry of Defence considering the political factors and concerns over the rising public debt.

			Liz Truss, former prime minister, aimed to spend 3% of GDP on defence by 2030 however this doesn’t seem to be the case after her term ended in Oct 2022. <ref name=":0" />

	=== '''Currency''' ===		=== '''Currency''' ===
	Rolls Royce is a global company operating with many different currencies. It is vital for Rolls Royce to manage the risks related to exchange rates and the respective impact on its core financials and profitability.		Rolls Royce is a global company operating with many different currencies. It is vital for Rolls Royce to manage the risks related to exchange rates and the respective impact on its core financials and profitability. <ref name=":1" />

	=== '''Competition''' ===		=== '''Competition''' ===
	Rolls Royce faces fierce competition from other industry players including: General Electric, Pratt & Whitney, and Siemens. Additionally, in the recent years, many new competitors have entered the market which puts pressure on pricing, reduces the market share for the market leaders and makes innovation extremely important for survival.		Rolls Royce faces fierce competition from other industry players including: General Electric, Pratt & Whitney, and Siemens. Additionally, in the recent years, many new competitors have entered the market which puts pressure on pricing, reduces the market share for the market leaders and makes innovation extremely important for survival. <ref name=":1" />

	=== '''Economy and Industry Downturns''' ===		=== '''Economy and Industry Downturns''' ===
	Recently, the profitability was significantly affected due to the Covid 19 pandemic, supply chain issues, Russia-Ukraine conflicts and other geopolitical tensions. All of these have a significant impact directly or indirectly (through the civil aerospace industry).		Recently, the profitability was significantly affected due to the Covid 19 pandemic, supply chain issues, Russia-Ukraine conflicts and other geopolitical tensions. All of these have a significant impact directly or indirectly (through the civil aerospace industry). <ref name=":1" />

	== References ==		== References ==
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	__INDEX__		__INDEX__

>Parthgore: valuation

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>Vraj Agarwal: /* Risks */

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>Vraj Agarwal: /* Relative Valuation */

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	The growth adjusted EV/~~EBITDA~~ is the ratio of EV/~~EBITDA~~ to the growth in ~~EBITDA~~. The growth adjusted EV/~~EBITDA~~ for Rolls Royce (6.5) is noticeably smaller than the industry median (6.7).		The growth adjusted P/S is the ratio of P/S to the growth in revenue. The growth adjusted P/S for Rolls Royce (6.5) is noticeably smaller than the industry median (6.7). The implied share price is GBX 280.27 while the share price as of 11/08/23 is GBX 207.90 implying an undervaluation.

	== Risks ==		== Risks ==

>Vraj Agarwal: /* Relative Valuation */

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	== Leadership ==		== Leadership ==
	~~Warren East~~ holds the reins as the CEO of Rolls-Royce. With a ~~background in engineering and~~ a track record of leadership in the technology sector, East brings a unique blend of technical insight and strategic acumen to the company. ~~His leadership style emphasizes adaptability and innovation, crucial qualities in~~ the ~~fast-paced aerospace~~ and ~~engineering industry~~. Under ~~East's~~ guidance, Rolls-Royce has ~~seen a renewed focus on efficiency~~ and ~~cost-saving initiatives~~, ~~which directly impact~~ the company's ~~financial performance~~.		Tufan Erginbilgic holds the reins as the CEO of Rolls-Royce, after taking over in January 2023. With a a track record of leadership in the technology sector, East brings a unique blend of technical insight and strategic acumen to the company. He launched a transformation programme to improve the profitability of the maker of engines for Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 planes. Under his guidance, Rolls-Royce has embraced sustainable practices, showcasing Ergin's commitment to corporate social responsibility. His decisive and inclusive leadership style empowers employees at all levels, making him a driving force behind the company's continued success and prominence in the global market.

	~~The~~ financial ~~landscape~~ of Rolls-Royce ~~is steered by Stephen Daintith, the CFO~~. ~~With extensive experience in financial management across various industries, Daintith~~ is responsible for overseeing the company's financial operations, strategic planning, and risk management. His role is crucial in aligning financial decisions with the company's overall objectives, ensuring that financial strategies support growth, innovation, and long-term stability. ~~Daintith~~'s expertise influences the allocation of resources, investment priorities, and financial reporting, all of which have direct implications for stakeholders and investors.		Former BP executive Helen McCabe has been hired as chief financial officer of Rolls-Royce. McCabe is responsible for overseeing the company's financial operations, strategic planning, and risk management. His role is crucial in aligning financial decisions with the company's overall objectives, ensuring that financial strategies support growth, innovation, and long-term stability. McCabe's expertise influences the allocation of resources, investment priorities, and financial reporting, all of which have direct implications for stakeholders and investors. This new leadership has caused shares in Rolls-Royce to gain 60% since the start of the year.

	~~While East and Daintith hold prominent positions, it's important to note that~~ leadership at Rolls-Royce ~~is a collaborative effort involving a diverse group~~ of executives. These leaders come from various disciplines, including engineering, operations, sales, and technology. Collaborative decision-making ensures that financial considerations are integrated into broader strategic discussions. For instance, engineering leaders might provide insights into the ~~financial feasibility of new product developments, while operations leaders contribute to cost optimization efforts~~.

	The leadership team at Rolls-Royce is responsible for ensuring that the company's financial goals are aligned with its strategic vision. They communicate this alignment both internally and externally, sharing insights into how financial decisions are grounded in the company's core mission and market dynamics. This clear communication helps employees understand the broader context in which financial decisions are made, fostering a sense of unity and purpose within the organization.		The leadership team at Rolls-Royce is responsible for ensuring that the company's financial goals are aligned with its strategic vision. They communicate this alignment both internally and externally, sharing insights into how financial decisions are grounded in the company's core mission and market dynamics. This clear communication helps employees understand the broader context in which financial decisions are made, fostering a sense of unity and purpose within the organization.

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	The end of the recent year (FY-22) saw a recovery in the revenue generated. Pandemic years of -20 and -21 saw consecutive drops in the revenue as a result of reduced demand. In 2022, Rolls-Royce received new large engine orders from Malaysia Aviation Group, Norse Atlantic Airways and Qantas. The Bell V-280 Valor, powered by their AE1107F engines, was selected by the US Army for the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft programme. Order intake in the Power Systems segment grew by 29% to £4.3bn. This included mission critical backup power services for their engines.		The end of the recent year (FY-22) saw a recovery in the revenue generated. Pandemic years of -20 and -21 saw consecutive drops in the revenue as a result of reduced demand. In 2022, Rolls-Royce received new large engine orders from Malaysia Aviation Group, Norse Atlantic Airways and Qantas. The Bell V-280 Valor, powered by their AE1107F engines, was selected by the US Army for the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft programme. Order intake in the Power Systems segment grew by 29% to £4.3bn. This included mission critical backup power services for their engines.
	=== 5-year forecasted financials ===		=== 5-year forecasted financials ===

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	=== '''Debt & interest rates''' ===		=== '''Debt & interest rates''' ===
	<big>In 2021, Rolls Royce had debt of £5.2 billion which reduced significantly to £3.3 billion. However, £.~~149~~ billion (around 78%) of the total debt repayment was financed by the sale of ITP Aero and ~~Airtanker~~ shares. It is expected that the primary route Rolls Royce can take to further reduce its net debt is by selling more of its assets.</big>		<big>In 2021, Rolls Royce had a debt of £5.2 billion which reduced significantly to £3.3 billion. However, £1.49 billion (around 78%) of the total debt repayment was financed by the sale of ITP Aero and AirTanker shares. It is expected that the primary route Rolls Royce can take to further reduce its net debt is by selling more of its assets.</big>

	<big>Higher debt can be very expensive especially as the interest rates continue to rise.</big>		<big>Higher debt can be very expensive especially as the interest rates continue to rise.</big>

	=== '''Inflation''' ===		=== '''Inflation''' ===
	Revenue of Rolls Royce is strongly linked to the growth of the airline industry. 44% of its income comes from the sale and servicing of civil airplane engines. High inflation is ~~having a~~ significantly denting consumer’s spending power especially on luxurious products and services including holidays abroad.		Revenue of Rolls Royce is strongly linked to the growth of the airline industry. 44% of its income comes from the sale and servicing of civil airplane engines. High inflation is significantly denting consumer’s spending power especially on luxurious products and services including holidays abroad.

	=== '''New CEO''' ===		=== '''New CEO''' ===
	Tufan Erginbilgic is appointed as the new CEO for Rolls Royce. He is a former executive at BP. He has been very transparent about the poor performance of the Rolls Royce compared to its competitors. The share price of Rolls Rise has dropped by two-thirds in the last 5 years. It is anticipated that under the leadership and restructuring plans of the new CEO, Rolls Royce will steer towards growth in the near future however there are concerns if Tufan Erginbilgic will be ~~successful in this~~.		Tufan Erginbilgic is appointed as the new CEO for Rolls Royce. He is a former executive at BP. He has been very transparent about the poor performance of the Rolls Royce compared to its competitors. The share price of Rolls Rise has dropped by two-thirds in the last 5 years. It is anticipated that under the leadership and restructuring plans of the new CEO, Rolls Royce will steer towards growth in the near future however there are concerns if Tufan Erginbilgic will be able to successfully implement his plans.

	=== '''UK defence quota''' ===		=== '''UK defence quota''' ===
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	To stay ahead of the competition, it is crucial for Rolls Royce to invest in researching and developing new technology that can be incorporated into its products. This often has high costs associated with it and significantly dents the company’s profits.		To stay ahead of the competition, it is crucial for Rolls Royce to invest in researching and developing new technology that can be incorporated into its products. This often has high costs associated with it and significantly dents the company’s profits.

	Failure to keep up with the latest technological advancements can result in the risk of falling behind in ~~the competition~~.		Failure to keep up with the latest technological advancements can result in the risk of falling behind in this competitive industry.

	=== '''Environmental Concerns''' ===		=== '''Environmental Concerns''' ===
	Recently, the airline industry like many others, aims to to reduce the carbon emission. Aircraft engines will play a ~~critical~~ role in the transition towards more ~~environmental~~ friendly air transport. Some of the earlier Rolls Royce products therefore need to be quickly replaced with more green products.		Recently, the airline industry like many others aims to to reduce the carbon emission. Aircraft engines will play a crucial role in the transition towards more environment friendly air transport. Some of the earlier Rolls Royce products therefore need to be quickly replaced with more green products.

	=== '''Currency''' ===		=== '''Currency''' ===
	Rolls Royce is a global company operating with many different currencies. It is vital for Rolls Royce to manage the risks related to exchange ~~prices~~ on its core financials and profitability.		Rolls Royce is a global company operating with many different currencies. It is vital for Rolls Royce to manage the risks related to exchange rates and the respective impact on its core financials and profitability.

	=== '''Competition''' ===		=== '''Competition''' ===