Commercial aerospace drives quarterly revenue growth, while military and space dominate net bookings. Customer advances support cash generation as Ducommun reduces debt.
Removing the increase V2X attributes to discrete national security mission activities leaves a revenue decline in our calculation. Kuwait task-order revenue falls alongside Middle East revenue.
Lower tax expense explains most of the quarterly non-GAAP net income increase. Organic growth slows, and a smaller Corporate loss supplies nearly all the non-GAAP operating gain.
Contract-estimate changes explain less of the quarterly profit gain than the nine-month increase. A tax benefit lifts EPS, while cash conversion depends on Q4.
Margins improved in the September quarter, but organic growth slowed. CACI's higher revenue outlook requires faster growth while interest absorbs much of the operating gain.
Commercial Operations leads revenue growth, but its margins lag last year. Guidance implies fourth-quarter revenue and adjusted EBITDA above a year earlier, with lower free cash flow.
Revenue nearly doubled as U.S. commercial revenue passed U.S. government revenue. Closed contract value grew 6% year over year against a company-reported record base.
Two undefinitized awards dominate Raytheon’s quarterly bookings, while tariff refunds account for nearly half of RTX’s adjusted earnings-per-share increase.
Missile production supplies most of Lockheed’s quarterly segment-profit increase. F-35 funding remains unresolved as higher operating-cash expectations lift the full-year free-cash-flow outlook.
HII's submarine awards extend its revenue horizon, while catch-up adjustments explain most of its third-quarter segment profit increase and cash guidance requires a stronger fourth quarter.
National Security supplies three-quarters of revenue as Civil and Commercial revenue falls. The full-year outlook requires a second-half rebound whose acquisition contribution remains undisclosed.
Leidos' revenue rose 4%, with 0.6% organic growth, while Homeland expanded and higher-margin Health contracted. A new joint venture figures in revised full-year guidance.
BWXT attributed Government Operations’ third-quarter revenue growth to special materials and advanced nuclear, partly offset by lower naval propulsion volume. Segment bookings fell from a year earlier.
Newport News' profitability improved as Ingalls' declined. HII raised its full-year shipbuilding sales outlook while holding its shipbuilding margin forecast steady.
Mission Technology Solutions posts higher operating income despite lower sales, while its Antarctic support contract is not yet in reported backlog ahead of the planned Trinzic separation.
Federal Solutions' contract awards rose while organic revenue declined. Excluding what Parsons calls its confidential contract, the segment posted organic growth.
Boeing's defense margin reaches 6.2% in the third quarter. Excluding only the HRL sale gain leaves a 3.0% margin, above the year-earlier reported result.
National Security's reported revenue barely grew in the fiscal second quarter, while Booz Allen kept its full-year revenue guidance midpoint unchanged.