PARIS, Dec 5 (Reuters) - French aerospace supplier

Safran has built newly released financial forecasts on

prudent assumptions, but does not rule out doing better if

conditions permit, CFO Pascal Bantegnie said on Thursday.

Shares in the engine and equipment maker fell earlier after

Safran reaffirmed 2024 guidance, set out preliminary goals for

2025 and issued a four-year outlook up to 2028 that analysts

said fell short of expectations amid a switch of engine models.