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Lockheed Martin Corporation
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Lockheed Martin’s $35bn THAAD award turns missile defence into a production-scale story
Lockheed Martin’s $35 billion THAAD award is reshaping missile-defence production. See what it means for $LMT backlog, suppliers and investors.
Anduril targets $100bn valuation as defence-tech funding tests public-market reality
Anduril Industries is reportedly in talks for a fresh funding round at a valuation near $100 billion, turning the defence-technology startup into a private-market challenger to established military contractors.
Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) Q2 2026 sales rise 11% to $20.1bn, backlog reaches record $230bn on THAAD ramp
Lockheed Martin raised 2026 guidance as Q2 sales hit $20.1B and backlog swelled to a record $230B, but F-35 deliveries fell and buybacks stayed paused.
Lockheed Martin (LMT) to buy Ultra Maritime for $3.45bn as undersea warfare M&A accelerates
Lockheed Martin will buy Ultra Maritime for $3.45 billion. Discover the valuation, naval strategy, regulatory risks and what the deal means for $LMT.
Honeywell has finally broken up, so what changes now for 30,000 aerospace employees?
Honeywell Aerospace has started trading independently after separating from Honeywell Technologies, giving Jim Currier direct control over more than 30,000 employees, a $19 billion business and a supply chain struggling to keep pace with aviation and defence demand.
General Atomics and Anduril win U.S. Air Force autonomous fighter production contracts
General Atomics and Anduril win U.S. Air Force CCA production contracts. Discover how autonomous fighters could reshape airpower and defence manufacturing.
Lockheed Martin’s Alabama missile plant shows why homeland defence is becoming an industrial capacity race
Lockheed Martin’s new NGI facility in Alabama signals a missile-defence capacity race. Read how it could shape homeland defence.
Northrop Grumman’s (NOC) Jackal missile test puts low-cost precision strike back in focus for U.S. Army planners
Northrop Grumman’s Jackal test shows how mobile missiles are reshaping land warfare. See why investors and armies are watching.
DoW missile agreements put Leidos, Anduril, and Castelion at the centre of America’s strike-capacity reset
America needs missile mass faster than legacy procurement can deliver. DoW’s new deals show how defence production is being rewired.
Korea sells the guns Europe forgot how to build, and Europe is now manufacturing the shells that feed them
Korea won the howitzer race. Europe quietly took the shell economy. The artillery market is not a contest, it is a co-dependent NATO supply chain.