Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation in the news

Sikorsky and the U.S. Army agreed to a novel production deal for Black Hawk helicopters to accelerate fielding for the U.S. and allies.

Lockheed Martin's new Black Hawk agreement with the U.S. Army ensures continued production and faster deliveries to allies, while also supporting significant upgrades to the helicopter's capabilities.

Sikorsky and the U.S. Army signed a flexible production agreement for BLACK HAWK helicopters, initially for 16 aircraft, with projected growth and modernization efforts to extend the fleet's operational life.

The U.S. approved a $425 million sale of MH-60R Seahawk helicopters and related defense equipment to Denmark, with Lockheed Martin and Sikorsky as principal contractors.

Sikorsky secured a $234.5 million contract modification from the US Army for 16 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters, extending production and safeguarding jobs.

Sikorsky secures an extension with the US Army to continue Black Hawk helicopter production, which was previously set to end in 2027.

Sikorsky helicopters have transported every US president since 1957, with the VH-92A Patriot continuing this legacy for the President and Vice President.

Lockheed Martin anticipates a significant increase in CH-53K helicopter deliveries by Sikorsky, quadrupling by 2027, as part of a broader production acceleration boosting sales and profit forecasts.

Lockheed Martin is aggressively increasing the production of Patriot missile interceptors in response to ammunition supply discussions.

Jim Cramer favors Lockheed Martin over General Dynamics, citing Lockheed's faster revenue growth, larger backlog, and lower valuation as key advantages despite potential risks from federal budget constraints on defense spending.

Lockheed Martin is accelerating missile production to address depleted munition levels.

Lockheed Martin's stock rose 12.6% year-to-date, driven by increased defense spending, strategic partnerships, and new contract wins, resulting in a record backlog.

Lockheed Martin secured a multi-billion dollar Pentagon contract to triple Patriot missile production, anchoring its role as a core defense supplier amid increased demand and geopolitical tensions.

Lockheed Martin is significantly expanding its munitions production capabilities and workforce at multiple U.S. sites, driven by long-term government contracts and investments in advanced manufacturing to meet rising demand for defensive missiles.

Lockheed Martin is tentatively partnering with NioCorp to secure a domestic supply of scandium, a critical metal for strengthening aerospace aluminum, to reduce reliance on foreign sources.

Lockheed Martin secured a $14.6 million U.S. Navy contract modification for engineering support of submarine electronic warfare systems.

Lockheed Martin (LMT) stock shows bullish signals for recovery, maintaining above its 50-day SMA and targeting $609.00 if $550.00 support holds.

The new U.S. Precision Strike Missile, manufactured by Lockheed Martin, demonstrated a damage radius of at least 170 meters in its first alleged combat use in Iran, causing significant civilian casualties.

A Zacks Analyst Blog identifies Lockheed Martin, RTX, and Northrop Grumman among defense stocks and ETFs positioned to benefit from escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and increased demand for defense products.

NS Partners Ltd decreased its holdings in Lockheed Martin, an aerospace and defense company, which recently announced strong quarterly earnings and a dividend.