BAE Systems in the news

BAE Systems received a contract from Lockheed Martin for AN/ASQ-239 electronic warfare systems for F-35 fighter jets, valued at over $1.2 billion.

BAE Systems has secured a contract to provide advanced electronic warfare systems for the F-35 stealth fighter's upcoming production lots 20 through 22.

BAE Systems' share price dropped 21% since March due to investor concerns about slower UK military spending and the government's ability to meet NATO defense targets, despite the company's diversified international revenue.

BAE Systems will provide electronic warfare systems for F-35 fighter jets, enhancing their situational awareness and self-protection capabilities.

BAE Systems is attracting income investors ahead of its ex-dividend date, supported by a substantial order backlog and a reported interest in acquiring a drone-detection company.

The Countess of Antrim was named the Ship's Sponsor for the Royal Navy's new HMS Belfast frigate, built by BAE Systems, and visited the Govan shipyard to meet workers and learn about the advanced warship's capabilities.

BAE Systems introduced Shadow EW, a small-form-factor software-defined radio system, to provide advanced and adaptable offensive electronic warfare capabilities for compact aerial platforms, enhancing readiness and cost-effectiveness.

BAE Systems will supply its AN/ASQ-239 electronic warfare system for new F-35 fighter jet batches and upgrades to existing aircraft, enhancing their ability to detect and respond to threats across the electromagnetic spectrum.

BAE Systems secured two contracts: $70.5m for Trident II D5 Strategic Weapons System support until 2031, and $99.2m for systems engineering and integration support until 2027, both including Foreign Military Sales.

BAE Systems secured council approval to install temporary portakabins for its calibration team at the Barrow site, adding space for up to 20 employees for five years.

BAE Systems shares, despite a recent dip, are projected to rise due to increased defense spending, strong financial performance, and a significant order backlog, with analysts considering them undervalued.

BAE Systems secured a $70.5 million U.S. Navy contract for Trident II D5 Strategic Weapons System support and facilities engineering through 2031, including foreign military sales.

BAE Systems won a $16 million contract from Collins Aerospace to develop M-Code GPS for the U.S. Navy's Joint Precision Approach and Landing System.

BAE Systems secured a $99.2 million sole-source contract to provide the Navy's Portfolio Acquisition Executive Strategic Systems Programs with systems engineering and integration support.

BAE Systems introduced the Modular Accessory Power System (MAPS) to enable transit agencies to perform in-house repairs on bus power electronics, reducing downtime and costs.

The U.S. Marine Corps ordered 32 ACV-R armored recovery vehicles for $230.1 million from BAE Systems to support their new Amphibious Combat Vehicle fleet.

The U.S. Marine Corps ordered 32 ACV-R armored recovery vehicles from BAE Systems for $230.1 million to support its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle fleet.

BAE Systems stock dropped 1.13% to GBp 1,921 on October 2, despite a GBP 84.0 billion backlog and rumored interest in acquiring Robin Radar Systems.

BAE Systems' shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness marks 125 years of building Royal Navy submarines, from HMS Holland 1 to the latest nuclear-powered vessels.

BAE Systems PLC's shares declined 1.13% to £19.21 on Friday, despite an overall favorable market, and are 18.60% below their 52-week high.