Just caught CAE's latest earnings and the numbers look pretty solid. The simulation company pulled in 78.1 million in net profit for Q3, which actually beat what analysts were expecting. They hit 24 cents per share while most people were calling for 22 cents, so that's a nice surprise.

Revenue came in at 898.2 million, which was slightly under the consensus estimate around 905 million, but honestly that's pretty close. CAE's simulation division continues to be their bread and butter, serving both civil and military markets. Nothing groundbreaking quarter-over-quarter, but consistent execution.

What's more interesting to me is the stock action. CAE simulation and aerospace plays have been trending well - shares are up 33% over the past year and up 3% since the start of 2026. Trading around 31.38 as of last Thursday's close. Not sure if there's more upside from here, but for a company focused on flight simulation technology, they seem to be holding their own in a competitive space. Worth keeping on the radar if you're into aerospace or defense-adjacent plays.