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RTX Corporation
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Why RTX’s $24.4bn SM-6 deal is bigger than another giant Pentagon contract
Raytheon has secured a US Navy contract valued at up to $24.4 billion for Standard Missile-6 interceptors, but the real test is whether RTX can convert a seven-year production framework into more than 500 missiles annually while rebuilding strained US inventories.
RTX lands $24.4bn SM-6 deal days after $20.7bn AMRAAM contract
RTX’s Raytheon business has secured a five-year Standard Missile-6 contract valued at up to $24.4 billion, following a $20.7 billion AMRAAM agreement announced only days earlier as the United States accelerates munitions production.
RTX’s $22.9bn Tomahawk award equals 27% of Raytheon’s existing backlog
Raytheon entered the second half with $86 billion of backlog and $19.9 billion of Q2 bookings. Its new $22.9 billion Tomahawk award is larger than an entire quarter of orders, although spreading the value across seven years produces a more measured revenue picture.
RTX’s Raytheon wins $22.9bn U.S. Navy Tomahawk contract as missile production ramps
RTX’s Raytheon wins a $22.9bn U.S. Navy Tomahawk contract to ramp missile output. See what it means for $RTX, suppliers and investors.
Golden Dome space-based interceptor race advances as 12 defence contractors clear first test gate
Golden Dome space-based interceptor contenders clear Gate 1. See what it means for $NOC, $LMT, $RTX, SpaceX, missile defence and investors.
US missile stockpiles face dangerous strain as Iran war drains critical air defenses
US missile inventories face mounting strain as the Iran war consumes Patriot, THAAD and long-range weapons faster than factories can replace them.
General Dynamics beats Q2 estimates, raises 2026 guidance on record backlog
General Dynamics beat Q2, raised full-year EPS guidance to $16.80-$16.90 and hit a record $136.5B backlog, yet shares fell 3.1% on supply chain concerns.
RTX’s SPY-6 radar production push shows how naval sensing is becoming a scale business
RTX wins a $1.8 billion SPY-6 radar contract extension as Raytheon output scales. Discover what it means for $RTX, the U.S. Navy and investors.
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.