The Pentagon has signed new framework agreements with Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics to significantly increase production of interceptor missiles, aiming to quadruple THAAD and triple PAC-3 MSE missile output. These missiles are critical for defending U.S. strategic assets by intercepting various aerial threats, including ballistic and space-borne missiles. The move addresses urgent concerns over missile shortages that could impact military readiness. Alongside these agreements, the Pentagon is investing in related defense technologies to ensure sustained production and capability enhancement.
Lockheed Martin and RTX both raised dividends in 2026 and have strong defense backlogs and cash flow. Lockheed Martin provides a higher current dividend yield and a longer, uninterrupted history of dividend increases, making it more attractive for re...
Lockheed Martin delivered Germany's first F-35A Lightning II fighter jet in a ceremony held in Fort Worth, Texas, marking a major step for the German Air Force and NATO. The F-35A, known for its stealth, advanced sensors, and data integration, will e...
Lockheed Martin and GM Defense rapidly produced and delivered mission-critical components for the PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) interceptor missile within 22 days after signing a contract. This fast turnaround highlights the strength of com...
Lockheed Martin has signed a framework agreement with the U.S. Department of War to accelerate production and delivery of the AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM). This missile offers superior range and effectiveness against enemy air threa...
