Tag: Aerospace and Defense

Leonardo Shares Rise After Orders, Earnings Beat Forecasts as Defense Boom Continues

Leonardo shares edged higher Wednesday after the Italian aerospace-and-defense group posted orders and earnings above analysts’ expectations for the first quarter, led by growth at its core defense electronics and security business as geopolitical tensions persist.

Palantir shares fall 7% on lower-than-expected guidance

Palantir shares fell as much as 7% in extended trading on Monday after the defense-technology firm reported weaker-than-expected guidance.

Military shipbuilder Huntington beats Q1 estimates on demand for aircraft carriers

Huntington Ingalls reported a better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Thursday, on the back of demand for aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships and submarines amid high geopolitical tension.

Turkish Airlines in talks with Airbus, Boeing to buy 235 planes

Turkish Airlines is negotiating with both Airbus and Boeing about buying 235 aircraft as part of its expansion plans, Chairman Ahmet Bolat said on Monday.

Boeing reports better-than-feared quarter, says supply chain is stabilizing amid 737 Max crisis

Boeing reported a narrower loss and lower cash burn than analysts feared.

GE Aerospace Stock Is Rising on an Earnings Beat and Raise

GE Aerospace reported a confusing quarter Tuesday morning that still included results from GE Vernova.

Lockheed Crushes Sales and Earnings Estimates. Growth Is Solid.

Lockheed Martin beat Wall Street’s first-quarter sales and earnings estimates in a strong start to 2024.

RTX beats estimates on military demand, aviation strength

Aerospace and defense major RTX on Tuesday beat first-quarter earnings estimates, helped by demand for missile defense systems and strength in the commercial aftermarket business.

Lithuania signs deal with Rheinmetall for ammunition plant

Lithuania signed a protocol of intention with Germany’s Rheinmetall on Tuesday to build an ammunition factory in the Baltic state, the country’s government said on Tuesday.

Lockheed wins $4.1 bln battle command system contract from US govt

 Lockheed Martin said on Thursday it had won a contract worth up to $4.1 billion from the U.S. government’s Missile Defense Agency to continue the development of its battle command system.

Delta forecasts quarterly earnings ahead of expectations, focuses on efficiency as growth steadies

Delta swung to a profit in the first quarter with record sales for the period.

GE completes three-way split, breaking off from its storied past

General Electric on Tuesday completed its breakup into three companies, marking the end of an era for the industrial conglomerate pioneer that was once a symbol of American business power.

Czech gunmaker Colt CZ sells Vista Outdoor stake after rejected bid

Czech gunmaker Colt CZ Group said on Tuesday it had sold all its shares in U.S. sporting and outdoor products group Vista Outdoor after a rejected bid last year, as it turned focus to its planned acquisition of another group.

Boeing Stock Gains After CEO Dave Calhoun Resigns. What Happens Next.

Boeing stock rose after the company announced that CEO Dave Calhoun is stepping down at the end of 2024.

Rheinmetall sees record sales in ‘new decade’ of defence spending

German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall expects record sales and increased profitability this year, as the war in Ukraine drives up defence spending in the NATO bloc in a trend set to buoy the company for years to come, it said on Thursday.

Italy’s Leonardo to boost cybersecurity, space and AI in 5-year plan

Italy’s Leonardo (LDOF.MI), opens new tab will invest in digitalisation, artificial intelligence and interconnected platforms over the next five years as it focuses on security activities, the defence group said on Tuesday.

Etihad Airways signals possible IPO after 2023 revenue rebound

Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways is gearing up for a potential Initial Public Offering after increasing revenue in 2023 on the back of a 40% boost in passenger numbers.

Vista Outdoor’s board rejects unsolicited $35-a-share all-cash bid from MNC Capital

Vista Outdoor Inc.’s stock fell slightly early Monday, after the maker of sports and outdoor products including ammunition said its board has rejected an unsolicited bid from MNC Capital offering to acquire the company for $35 a share in cash.

GE Is Breaking Up. Investors Should Check on Its Pension Before That Happens.

General Electric will split into two companies in early April—a jet engine business called GE Aerospace and a power generation business called GE Vernova.

Taser maker Axon forecasts full-year revenue above estimates

Taser maker Axon Enterprise (AXON.O), on Tuesday forecast full-year revenue ahead of Wall Street estimates, banking on strong demand for its software products and recently launched Taser 10.