Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for RTX.
Executive leadership at RTX.
Christopher Calio
Detailed
Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer
CEO
Neil Mitchill Jr.
Detailed
Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Philip Jasper
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President, Raytheon
Ramsaran Maharajh
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Executive Vice President & General Counsel
Shane Eddy
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President, Pratt & Whitney
Troy Brunk
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President, Collins Aerospace
Board of directors at RTX.
Bernard Harris Jr.
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Director
Brian Rogers
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Director
Denise Ramos
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Director
Ellen Pawlikowski
Detailed
Director
Fredric Reynolds
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Lead Independent Director
George Oliver
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Director
James Winnefeld Jr.
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Director
Leanne Caret
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Director
Robert Work
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Director
Tracy Atkinson
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Director
Research analysts who have asked questions during RTX earnings calls.
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for RTX.
RTX equips US Air Force autonomous fighter jet with PhantomStrike radar
RTX
New Projects/Investments
- On Dec. 19, 2025, RTX’s Raytheon business won a contract to outfit the USAF’s autonomous X-62A VISTA aircraft with PhantomStrike® radar.
- PhantomStrike is a first-of-its-kind, air-cooled fire-control radar using GaN technology, engineered to be smaller, lighter and consume less power than modern AESA systems.
- The radar offers digital beam-forming and steering, multimode functionality and interleaved ground/air targeting at about half the cost of typical fire-control radars.
- RTX, headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, is the world’s largest aerospace and defense company, with 2024 sales exceeding $80 billion.
3 days ago
RTX’s Raytheon awarded $168 million contract for Romanian Patriot system
RTX
New Projects/Investments
- RTX’s Raytheon business won a $168 million foreign military sales contract to equip Romania with the Patriot air and missile defense system.
- The deal covers delivery of a radar, command and control system, launchers, plus support and test equipment.
- This marks Romania’s second Patriot order in a year, following additional 2025 orders from Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain.
- Patriot is a combat-proven system used by 19 countries to defend against long-range cruise missiles, tactical ballistic missiles, and air-breathing threats.
3 days ago
RTX awarded $1.6 billion F135 sustainment contract
RTX
New Projects/Investments
- Pratt & Whitney, an RTX business, secured a $1.6 billion undefinitized contract for F135 engine sustainment, supporting all three F-35 variants.
- The award funds depot-level maintenance, spare parts replenishment, material management, propulsion integration, engineering support, and software sustainment for U.S. and international customers.
- Pratt & Whitney’s sustainment network spans 39 bases and 12 ships globally, leveraging distributed maintenance and technical expertise.
- To date, over 1,300 F135 production engines have been delivered across 20 allied nations, bolstering F-35 readiness.
Dec 2, 2025, 1:30 PM
RTX wins $1.25B Iron Dome missile contract
RTX
New Projects/Investments
- The Raytheon-Rafael joint venture secured a $1.25 billion contract to produce Tamir surface-to-air missiles for Israel’s Iron Dome at a new Arkansas facility.
- The $33 million Camden plant investment will accelerate Iron Dome interceptor output and support the U.S. Marine Corps’ Medium-Range Intercept program through SkyHunter missiles.
- The U.S. site is the first all-up-round production facility in the country for both Tamir and SkyHunter missiles, marking a milestone for the venture.
- Iron Dome has maintained over a 95% success rate since 2011, while RTX’s recent earnings beat forecasts and its annual guidance was revised upward, reflecting strong financial performance.
Nov 21, 2025, 8:43 PM
RTX wins $1.25 billion Tamir missile production contract
RTX
New Projects/Investments
- RTX’s Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems (R2S) joint venture secured a $1.25 billion direct commercial sales agreement to supply Israel with Tamir surface-to-air missiles, missile kits, and test equipment.
- R2S opened a new factory in East Camden, Arkansas, backed by a $33 million capital investment to accelerate Iron Dome interceptor production for both the Israeli MOD and the U.S. SkyHunter® program.
- This marks the joint venture’s first all-up-round production facility and inaugural production contract, supporting both Iron Dome and the Marine Corps’ Medium-Range Intercept Capability program.
Nov 21, 2025, 1:17 PM
RTX outlines Q3 performance and full-year guidance
RTX
Guidance Update
Accounting Changes
New Projects/Investments
- RTX posted 13% organic Q3 sales growth with $4 billion free cash flow, leading to a full-year sales outlook of $86.5–87 billion and adjusted EPS guidance of $6.10–6.20.
- The company holds a $251 billion backlog and expects 2026 to deliver top-line growth that converts into margin expansion at all segments alongside increasing free cash flow.
- RTX will transfer $2.5 billion of pension liabilities to an insurer, incurring a one-time pre-tax charge of ~$300 million in Q4 (non-cash, excluded from adjusted EPS) and a $200 million headwind to non-service pension income in 2026.
- Defense segment is expanding capacity—$300 million invested at Raytheon this year—to meet surging munitions and integrated air defense demand, evidenced by a 1.94 book-to-bill ratio in Q3.
- Capital allocation prioritizes $2.5–3 billion CapEx, R&D, dividends, and continued debt reduction (already repaid $5.78 billion, $4 billion remaining) before resuming share buybacks.
Nov 13, 2025, 2:30 PM
RTX outlines Q3 performance and strategic priorities at Baird conference
RTX
Guidance Update
Accounting Changes
Share Buyback
- Strong Q3 performance: 13% organic sales growth, aftermarket +18%, defense and OE +10% each; $4 billion free cash flow; raising full-year sales to $86.5–87 billion and adj. EPS to $6.10–6.20
- Q4 execution and pension de-risking: $251 billion backlog supports Q4; limited government shutdown impact; one-time $300 million pre-tax pension settlement transferring $2.5 billion obligation to an insurer with no effect on adj. EPS
- Working capital focus: elevated inventory from growth; deploying digital tools for better material allocation and supplier visibility; expect Q4 inventory reduction alongside extended payables
- 2026 outlook: anticipate top-line growth, margin expansion across all segments, and higher free cash flow driven by powder-metal payment completion and working capital improvements
- Capital allocation strategy: investing ~$2.5 billion in CapEx and ~$3 billion in R&D annually; dividend remains priority; $5.78 billion of debt repaid with ~$4 billion left before resuming share repurchases
Nov 13, 2025, 2:30 PM
RTX affirms 2025 guidance after strong Q3 performance at Baird conference
RTX
Guidance Update
New Projects/Investments
- RTX delivered 13% organic sales growth in Q3, with aftermarket up 18% and both defense and OE up 10%; Q3 free cash flow was $4 billion, and full-year guidance remains $86.5–87 billion in sales, $6.10–6.20 in adjusted EPS, and $7–7.5 billion in free cash flow.
- Plans to transfer $2.5 billion of pension obligations to an insurer, incurring a one-time $300 million pre-tax, non-cash Q4 charge (excluded from adjusted EPS) and reducing 2026 non-service pension income by about $200 million.
- With a backlog of $250 billion, RTX expects continued top-line growth, margin expansion, and higher free cash flow in 2026; 2025 investments include $2.5 billion in CapEx, $3 billion in R&D, while capital allocation will prioritize dividends and paying down the remaining $4 billion of debt before resuming share buybacks.
- Defense book-to-bill was 1.94 in Q3, driving capacity investments in munitions and air‐defense systems; commercial operations saw OE engine output up 8–10% and GTF production up 55% versus 2019, with aftermarket material flow on track for 30% growth.
Nov 13, 2025, 2:30 PM
RTX reaffirms GTF engine partnership and outlines next-gen propulsion roadmap
RTX
New Projects/Investments
- The IAE consortium—composed of Japanese Aero Engines Corporation, MTU Aero Engines and Pratt & Whitney—reaffirmed their commitment to evolve geared turbofan (GTF) technology for next-generation single-aisle aircraft.
- The GTF program has achieved over 300 million flight hours, powers approximately 2,800 aircraft with more than 150 operators, and is projected to reach 300 million hours by the mid-2030s.
- MTU has been part of the GTF maintenance, repair and overhaul network since 2015 and is expanding operations and facilities to meet rising global demand for GTF MRO services.
- IAE is investing in next-generation GTF enhancements, including advanced materials, high-performance-computing aerodynamics, a small high-speed core and hybrid-electric propulsion technologies.
Nov 13, 2025, 10:00 AM
RTX to build U.S. solid rocket motor facility with Avio by 2028
RTX
New Projects/Investments
- RTX signed a memorandum of understanding with Avio to establish a solid rocket motor facility in the U.S., granting Raytheon preferred access to production capacity to meet rising defense demand.
- The new plant, due to be operational by early 2028, will also serve as a vertically integrated merchant supplier, enhancing U.S. supply chain diversity for advanced SRMs.
- This partnership builds on prior contracts for Mk104 rocket motor engineering and procurement, aligning with growing global military spending on missile and tactical weapon systems.
- Supported by defense leaders including Lockheed Martin, the collaboration underscores RTX’s strategic emphasis on strengthening its Raytheon segment amid tariff and budgetary risks.
Nov 10, 2025, 2:12 PM
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