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LMT heads into Q2 results with revenue growth expected, backed by a strong defense backlog, while margin recovery may take longer to materialize.

RCAT, RTX and ONDS are among the stocks in the drone technology space worth considering for investment.

Besides Wall Street's top-and-bottom-line estimates for RTX (RTX), review projections for some of its key metrics to gain a deeper understanding of how the company might have fared during the quarter ended June 2026.

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US equity futures were higher pre-bell Monday as traders monitored the latest developments in the Mi

Wall Street futures pointed moderately higher pre-bell Monday as traders assessed values after recen

Cramer named specific sectors he's betting on for late 2026 while calling out two popular investments as traps that investors should exit now, regardless of where they bought in.

Honeywell Aerospace taps commercial aviation, defense and space trends with recurring aftermarket and digital revenue opportunities supporting its long-term growth story.

HONA combines aerospace scale, a sizable backlog and recurring revenue, with valuation hinging on consistent standalone execution.

HONA enters public markets with aerospace scale, a large backlog and recurring aftermarket revenue, while investors watch its standalone execution.

LMT expands missile production under new U.S. agreements as rising air and missile defense demand supports long-term growth prospects.

RTX is deepening its fighter aircraft footprint with advanced avionics, sensors, electronic warfare systems and precision weapons across major U.S. platforms.

In July 2026, Omnia Training announced a £2.00 billion, 15-year UK Ministry of Defence contract for the British Army’s digitally enabled collective training, led by RaytheonUK alongside Capita, Cervus, Rheinmetall UK and Skyral, while RTX’s Raytheon and Pratt & Whitney units advanced missile defense and AI-driven engine inspection capabilities. Together, these moves highlight RTX’s push deeper into high-tech defence training, next-generation interceptors and AI-enabled aerospace maintenance,...

NOC heads into Q2 earnings backed by a strong defense backlog, but investors will watch Sentinel program updates for margin impact.

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.

A Goldman Sachs executive is drawing a bold parallel between orbit and the early internet, and his prediction about which companies actually win the space race challenges everything most investors assume about the sector.

Pratt & Whitney, a business unit of RTX (NYSE:RTX), has acquired Dutch technology company Aiir Innovations as it looks to expand the use of artificial intelligence across its aircraft engine inspection and maintenance operations. AI technology to enhance engine inspectionsAccording to a company announcement released on 15 July 2026, Aiir Innovations has developed AI-assisted software that analyses borescope inspection footage, helping engineers identify potential issues more quickly and consiste

In the latest trading session, RTX (RTX) closed at $193.39, marking a -1.53% move from the previous day.

Chevron's long-term growth drivers face regulatory, geopolitical and valuation hurdles, prompting a cautious stance despite solid operational strengths.

LHX aligns its Trusted Disruptor strategy with evolving U.S. defense acquisition reforms to accelerate program execution and drive growth.

RTX is expanding its electronic warfare edge with advanced jamming, sensing and mission systems as global defense investment fuels market growth.

Kratos Defense expands US manufacturing and supply-chain capabilities to pursue larger defense contracts as military modernization drives demand.

The company's most important production line appears stable, but the real test for investors is still to come, and it hinges on one critical figure.

After a 169.9% return over the past five years, RTX now trades at levels where the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) estimate and traditional market multiples both point to a stock that looks broadly in line with its intrinsic value rather than clearly cheap or clearly expensive. The 169.9% five year return sets a high bar for RTX, so fresh gains are more likely to depend on whether current expectations for cash flows and contract wins can be met or exceeded. Recent contract activity in missiles...

AIR is expanding aircraft MRO capabilities through added maintenance capacity, repair services and global support as industry demand for sustainment grows.

RTX boosts long-term growth by expanding global sustainment and lifecycle support capabilities.

Investing.com -- President Donald Trump warned Iran that the United States is prepared to launch a devastating military response if Tehran attempts to assassinate him, as Washington intensified pressure on the Islamic Republic while diplomatic efforts to preserve a fragile ceasefire continued.

NATO allies unveiled over $57B in new defense deals, fueling demand for aerospace and defense ETFs positioned to benefit from rising military spending.

Company lowered revenue and EBITDA forecasts while accelerating its enterprise AI expansion strategy with Palantir.

RTX (RTX) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.