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On August 31, the Department of War (DoW) announced the signing of two seven-year framework agreements with General Dynamics Corporation (NYSE:GD)’s Ordnance and Tactical Systems (GD) and Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT) on August 31. The multiyear procurement contracts aim to triple PAC-3 MSE and quadruple THAAD interceptor capacity by scaling manufacturing for subcomponents like motor […]

LMT is positioned to benefit from long-term ballistic missile modernization as Trident II upgrades support sustained strategic defense demand.

Boeing's CEO just admitted the 737 MAX ramp is taking longer than promised, sending shares sliding again, yet one prominent analyst refuses to budge on a price target that dwarfs anything else in US aerospace.

General Dynamics (GD) concluded the recent trading session at $355.95, signifying a -1.13% move from its prior day's close.

Boeing (BA) stock trades near $206, down 11.3% over the past month and 10.6% over the past year, while the S&P 500 returned 18.5% over the same twelve months. The question is how far a company still posting a twelve-month operating loss could fall, and for how long.

In the closing of the recent trading day, General Dynamics (GD) stood at $352.67, denoting a -1.1% move from the preceding trading day.

President Donald Trump said Monday that Canada’s Bombardier Inc. should no longer be allowed to sell its aircraft in the U.S., accusing Canada of blocking American companies while the jet maker profits from U.S. buyers. ‘That Era Is Over’ In...

President Donald Trump said Monday that Canada’s Bombardier Inc. (OTC:BDRBF) should no longer be allowed to sell its aircraft in the U.S., accusing Canada of blocking American companies while the jet maker profits from U.S. buyers. ‘That Era Is Over’ In a post on Truth Social, Trump said “NO MORE SELLING BOMBARDIER IN THE UNITED STATES” adding that more than half of Bombardier’s revenue comes from American buyers, companies, airports and service. He said that the company has effectively used the

General Dynamics' $194.1M Navy contract strengthens its role in sea-launched cruise missile support and adds visibility into future strategic defense revenues.

Coming into Tuesday trading, shares of 10 major defense contractors Barron’s looked at—including Lockheed Martin Northrop Grumman Huntington-Ingalls Industries and others—were down an average of 17% since fighting started in Iran. Only RTX and General Dynamics were up. U.S. defense spending is at a record high, European defense spending is growing, and the Iran war is teaching the American military how to build more autonomous weapons systems and smart munitions.

RTX won a $22.9 billion Navy contract aimed at dramatically increasing Tomahawk missile production. L3Harris, General Dynamics, and other defense companies could benefit from the ramp-up.

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General Dynamics has managed to avoid much of the defense stock pain that came after fighting began in Iran. Wall Street was looking for earnings per share of $3.96 from sales of $13.5 billion. Operating profit margin was 10.4%, up 0.4 percentage point year-over-year.

The latest trading day saw General Dynamics (GD) settling at $373.16, representing a +1.48% change from its previous close.

General Dynamics (GD) closed the most recent trading day at $365.63, moving 1.05% from the previous trading session.

Redwire tumbles in the past month as higher costs and estimate cuts cloud near-term prospects despite growth in space, defense and life sciences.

President Donald Trump said the ceasefire with Iran might be over. “To me, I think it’s over, I don’t want to deal with them anymore,” Trump told reporters at a NATO summit in Ankara on Wednesday, according to the Wall Street Journal. U.S. Central Command said American forces hit more than 80 targets in a new round of strikes against Iran Tuesday.

Intuitive Machines' 36.5% monthly drop raises questions as NASA-backed lunar growth prospects are weighed against losses, execution risks and premium valuation.

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President Donald Trump said Wednesday the U.S. would resume attacks on Iran, after a Shahed drone downed a U.S. Apache helicopter. “We’re gonna be attacking them, attacking them very hard,” Trump told reporters, according to The Wall Street Journal. Defense stocks were down in midday trading.

While General Dynamics has underperformed its sector peers recently, analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

RTX just found itself a great partner to help build the Golden Dome.

Redwire trails its industry despite strong sales growth, as widening losses, rising costs and a premium valuation cloud near-term upside.

The U.S. Navy fired interceptors at inbound Iranian cruise missiles in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday morning. Those interceptors were almost certainly built by Raytheon. CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper said Iran fired cruise missiles at U.S. Navy ships and drones at commercial vessels, all of which were engaged with no U.S. Navy or U.S.-flagged ... U.S. Navy intercepts Iranian cruise missiles — 4 defense stocks to watch today

Shares soared 8% on an earnings beat Wednesday, erasing much of the losses the company has suffered since the start of the war in Iran.