The CEOs of Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Honeywell met with President Trump as the administration urges defense contractors to increase weapons production due to concerns over U.S. missile and munitions stockpiles. This push follows recent U.S. military actions in Iran and ongoing peace talks, highlighting the need to replenish key weapons systems and assure allies of U.S. defense readiness. The White House requested $87.6 billion in supplemental funding for the Iran conflict and invoked the Defense Production Act to speed up production despite industry challenges like supply chain issues and long lead times. The administration also seeks to prioritize Pentagon contracts and American manufacturing over shareholder payouts, facing resistance from contractors on restrictions for stock buybacks and dividends.
Senra, a startup founded by former SpaceX engineer Jordan Black, secured $65 million in Series B funding to modernize the production of wire harnesses—critical electrical cabling used in rockets, vehicles, and satellites. The company uses proprietary...
BTG Pactual has initiated coverage on Boeing with a Neutral rating and a $260 price target, suggesting a nearly 20% upside from the current $217 stock price. Boeing reported strong Q2 2026 results, delivering 171 commercial airplanes and 35 defense u...
Boeing announced its delivery numbers for the second quarter of 2026, showing robust output in both commercial and defense sectors. The company delivered 171 commercial airplanes, including 129 units of the 737 model, and a total of 65 defense aircra...
At the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, Boeing unveiled its MQ-28 Ghost Bat uncrewed combat aircraft for the first time, highlighting its role in surveillance and electronic warfare. The company also showcased a full-size 777X cabin section an...
