The latest trading day saw RTX (RTX) settling at $157, representing a -1.51% change from its previous close.
RTX (RTX) possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
RTX launches early production of SharpSight, which is a software-defined radar built for multi-domain surveillance superiority.
RTX advances in the global military radar race with new GaN-powered systems, boosting its Raytheon unit's growth and defense market reach.
How much does the U.S. Army love its drones? Let me count the ways -- all $5 billion of them.
RTX Corporation is a buy, in my opinion, for exposure to defense and commercial aerospace, backed by a record $236 billion backlog and recent contract wins. 2Q25 earnings beat expectations with 9% sales growth and strong aftermarket demand, though full-year EPS guidance was lowered due to tariffs and tax legislation. RTX secured nearly $1.7 billion in new defense contracts, reinforcing its diversified portfolio and long-term revenue visibility despite global peace prospects.
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Raytheon lands a $578.6M Army contract for Stinger missiles, underscoring RTX's role in meeting strong global missile defense demand.
The Pentagon said on Monday that it has awarded a $5.04 billion U.S. Army contract to Raytheon for its Coyote missile system.
RTX secures a $60M deal to supply F135 propulsion systems for F-35 jets, supporting U.S. forces and global partners through 2027.
RTX and GD gain from rising defense budgets and commercial aerospace growth, supported by solid liquidity and cash flow.
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