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Raytheon
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MDA Space bets $620m on Blue Canyon to become a US defence space prime in waiting
MDA Space to acquire Blue Canyon Technologies from RTX for US$620 million in all-cash debt-financed deal. Read the full executive analysis and what comes next.
Lockheed Martin (LMT) clears the last hurdle before PrSM Increment 4 flight testing
Lockheed Martin and L3Harris clear the ramjet hurdle on PrSM Inc 4. Can they beat Raytheon and Northrop Grumman to the Army's 1,000km missile?
Iran war leaves US facing years-long missile replenishment challenge
United States firepower won attention in Iran. The harder test is whether depleted missile stocks can be rebuilt before the next crisis.
Northrop Grumman (NOC) lands $697m Marine Corps radar sustainment BOA as G/ATOR enters life-cycle phase
Northrop Grumman captures a $697M Marine Corps radar sustainment BOA, deepening its grip on G/ATOR economics as NOC sits 28% off highs. Read more.
How a single Utah chemical plant became the chokepoint of American missile production
AMPAC's Cedar City plant is the sole North American source of ammonium perchlorate. NewMarket Corporation's $100M expansion will not eliminate the chokepoint.
Rocket Lab stock surges 24% on record Q1 and Neutron deal: What RKLB (NASDAQ: RKLB) investors need to watch next
Wall Street stopped asking when Neutron flies. Rocket Lab's biggest contract ever, $2.2B backlog, and Anduril deal already reset the medium-lift launch story.
From artillery shells to rocket motors: The supply chain choke points limiting US munitions output
US munitions output reaches 56,000 artillery shells monthly against a 100,000 target. Solid rocket bottlenecks and allied demand strain American defence industry capacity.
RTX stock in focus as Pratt & Whitney opens Casablanca facility and Q1 2026 momentum lifts guidance
RTX opens a new Pratt & Whitney Canada plant in Morocco as Q1 2026 results lift outlook. Read what this means for supply chains, margins, and growth.
Why RTX Corporation’s $904.6m Army contract matters for U.S. air defense modernization
RTX Corporation’s Raytheon unit won a $904.6 million Army contract modification for LTAMDS radar production. Read what it means for growth and defense markets.
A-10C Thunderbolt II: Fleet status, retirement battle, and why the Warthog is still flying combat missions in 2026
The A-10C Thunderbolt II is the U.S. Air Force's sole purpose-built close air support aircraft. With 219 airframes active in 2026 and pilot training now ended, here is the full programme profile.