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L3Harris Technologies reports news on its defense technology portfolio serving space, air, land, sea and cyber missions for national security customers. Updates commonly cover orders, backlog, revenue trends and segment activity across communications, mission systems, propulsion, missiles, sensors, avionics and space systems.
Company announcements also include dividend actions, production-capacity investments, solid rocket motor expansion, space-mission contributions and partnerships involving satellite systems and Earth-observation data infrastructure. Capital-structure news has included financing and registration activity related to the Missile Solutions business, including operations associated with legacy Aerojet Rocketdyne.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) appointed Sam Mehta president overseeing the Space & Mission Systems and Communications & Spectrum Dominance segments, effective immediately. Mehta and Ken Bedingfield will report to Chairman and CEO Christopher Kubasik. The company will continue reporting three segments separately.
Jon Rambeau, former President of Communications & Spectrum Dominance, has departed to pursue external opportunities. Mehta brings 25 years of aerospace and defense leadership and previously led Communication Systems.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) named Kenneth Sharp as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective March 16, 2026, and appointed Ken Bedingfield to focus exclusively on leading the Missile Solutions segment.
Bedingfield will scale solid rocket motor manufacturing to meet urgent missile demand and lead preparations for an initial public offering of Missile Solutions later this year. Sharp brings 30+ years of financial leadership, most recently serving as EVP and CFO of Peraton, with prior CFO roles at DXC Technology and Northrop Grumman Defense Systems.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) hosted Secretary of War Pete Hegseth at its Camden, Arkansas solid rocket motor site as part of an "Arsenal of Freedom" tour. The company is investing billions to expand capacity, building the 110-acre Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities with more than 20 buildings to increase large motor capacity sixfold.
The 2,000-acre Camden campus produces thousands of motors annually and, according to company remarks, builds more than 115,000 solid rocket motors per year. L3Harris acquired the business in 2023 and intends an initial public offering of the solid rocket motor business in the second half of 2026.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) won a contract valued at nearly $400 million to produce additional solid rocket boost motors and Liquid Divert and Attitude Control Systems (LDACS) as a supplier to the prime for the Missile Defense Agency’s THAAD system.
The company highlighted THAAD's 17-for-17 intercept record, its prior delivery of the 1,000th boost motor and 1,000th LDACS in 2024, and U.S. manufacturing in Huntsville, Alabama; Camden, Arkansas; and Los Angeles.
AE Industrial Partners (private firm) announced 2026 senior leadership promotions, elevating Jon Lusczakoski to Partner; Matthew Friendly to General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer; Tess Sprechman to Managing Director, Head of Investor Relations; and Megan LeFevre to Head of Human Resources.
The firm also promoted four vice presidents and noted $7.5 billion AUM as of September 30, 2025 and a pending acquisition of a controlling interest in the Rocketdyne space propulsion unit of L3Harris (NYSE: LHX).
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) was selected by U.S. Naval Air Systems Command to develop, test and manufacture Red Wolf vehicles for the Marine Corps’ Precision Attack Strike Munition program. The system extends VTOL-launched weapon range to 200 nautical miles and supports beyond-line-of-sight autonomous engagements.
L3Harris cited 52 launched effects vehicle flights, including low-altitude testing from a Marine AH-1Z helicopter, as validation of operational capability and expedited fielding potential.
L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX) reported 2025 results with $21.9B revenue (+3%, +5% organic), $27.5B orders (book-to-bill 1.3x), $3.1B cash from operations (+21%) and adjusted free cash flow $2.8B (+21%). Non-GAAP diluted EPS was $10.73. The company announced 2026 guidance of $23.0–23.5B revenue, GAAP diluted EPS $11.30–11.50, and free cash flow ~$3.0B.
Management cited record backlog, demand across defense programs, LHX NeXt cost savings, and select asset monetizations, while noting divestitures, impairment charges and government award timing affected segment results.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) announced a quarterly cash dividend increase to $1.25 per share, effective for the first-quarter dividend payable March 20, 2026 to shareholders of record at the close of business on March 6, 2026. The change raises the annualized dividend from $4.80 to $5.00.
L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX) will host an Investor Day on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026, beginning at 9:00 a.m. ET in person in New York City and via webcast. The leadership team will review the company’s strategic priorities, value-creation model and a three-year financial framework. Live streaming instructions are available at Investorday.L3Harris.com.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) announced a proposed partnership with the Department of War (DoW) in which the DoW would invest $1 billion in a newly created, independently traded Missile Solutions business via a convertible preferred security that would automatically convert to common equity at an IPO.
L3Harris intends to pursue an IPO of Missile Solutions in the second half of 2026, will retain a controlling interest after the transactions, and expects the funding to accelerate capacity expansion for DoW missile programs including PAC-3, THAAD, Tomahawk and Standard Missile. An investor conference is scheduled for Jan. 13, 2026 at 9 AM ET.