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RTX (NYSE: RTX) has announced a significant milestone as its Raytheon business successfully completed the first live test of the AN/SPY-6(V)4 radar in a maritime environment at Hawaii's Pacific Missile Range Facility.

The radar demonstrated advanced tracking capabilities for both air and surface targets under various conditions, validating years of modeling and simulation work. This variant is part of the SPY-6 Family of Radars, which is expected to be deployed on more than 60 U.S. Navy ships over the next decade, significantly upgrading the detection and tracking capabilities of existing Flight IIA Destroyers.

RTX (NYSE: RTX) subsidiary Raytheon has signed a memorandum of understanding with Diehl Defence for co-production of key Stinger missile components in Europe. The agreement aims to extend Stinger missile production at Diehl Defence amid historically high demand for the weapon system.

The Stinger missile, currently used by 24 countries including 10 NATO members, is a lightweight, combat-proven air defense system designed to counter cruise missiles and aircraft threats. Diehl Defence is exploring options to increase production capacity across various locations to meet growing demand.

RTX (NYSE: RTX) has successfully completed another milestone in its Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS) program, demonstrating 360-degree protection capabilities in its latest test at White Sands Missile Range. The radar system, which recently received Milestone C designation, successfully tracked and intercepted a complex threat target using its secondary arrays.

The test validated LTAMDS' integration with the new Large Tactical Power Source (LTPS), enabling the system to reach its full battlespace potential. Having completed nine successful flight tests, LTAMDS is designed to counter massive, coordinated attacks including drones, advanced aircraft, and various missile types. Following Poland's adoption in 2024 as the first international customer, several other countries are considering acquiring the system.

RTX (NYSE: RTX) has announced that its BBN Technologies division has secured a DARPA contract for the Intelligent Generation of Tools for Security (INGOTS) program. The initiative aims to enhance cybersecurity by developing automated methods to detect and mitigate complex exploit chains.

The project, named STALAGMITE, will focus on creating a comprehensive testing platform for Android vulnerabilities, addressing the growing cybersecurity challenges highlighted by CISA's catalog of over 1,300 known exploited vulnerabilities. The system will provide accurate real-world simulations, proactive threat responses, and efficient security research capabilities.

RTX's (NYSE: RTX) subsidiary Blue Canyon Technologies has unveiled its new Saturn-400 spacecraft bus, featuring enhanced payload capacity of up to 600 kg and advanced control capabilities. The satellite introduces an optional built-in attitude control system with control moment gyroscope technology, offering improved agility and stability.

The Saturn-400 provides multiple reaction wheel options (RW4, RW8, and RW16) and supports higher power capabilities with scalable power subsystems up to two kilowatts. Blue Canyon Technologies has demonstrated significant experience with 83 small satellites and 2,700+ components launched across various orbital missions, including interplanetary journeys.

RTX (NYSE: RTX) subsidiary Raytheon has unveiled its latest Multispectral Targeting System (MTS-A HD), designed to enhance maritime helicopter operations. The advanced system offers improved targeting precision, imaging clarity, and operational flexibility for naval helicopter platforms.

The MTS-A HD builds upon Raytheon's established MTS sensor family, which is currently deployed on over 400 U.S. Navy helicopters. The system features a modular architecture enabling easy integration and cost-effective upgrades. Notably, the technology has garnered significant international interest from multiple countries including Australia, Denmark, Saudi Arabia, India, Norway, Greece, Spain, South Korea, and other markets in Europe and Asia.

RTX's (NYSE: RTX) subsidiary Pratt & Whitney celebrates its 100th anniversary since its 1925 incorporation. The company, which revolutionized aviation with its R-1340 Wasp radial engine, now has over 90,000 engines in service globally and employs 45,000 people worldwide.

From its first 425-horsepower R-1340 Wasp engine that gained U.S. Navy approval in 1926 to modern innovations like the GTF™ engine powering over 85 airlines worldwide, Pratt & Whitney has maintained its position as a global leader in aircraft propulsion technology. The company currently serves more than 17,000 customers and continues to invest in advanced technologies including hybrid-electric, hydrogen, and adaptive propulsion systems.

RTX (NYSE: RTX) reported strong Q2 2025 results with sales of $21.6 billion, up 9% year-over-year. The company achieved adjusted EPS of $1.56, an 11% increase, while maintaining a robust backlog of $236 billion. Commercial aftermarket growth was particularly strong at 16%.

Key segment performance included Collins Aerospace with 9% sales growth to $7.6 billion, Pratt & Whitney showing 12% growth to $7.6 billion despite a four-week work stoppage, and Raytheon delivering 8% growth to $7.0 billion. The company updated its 2025 outlook, projecting adjusted sales of $84.75-85.5 billion and adjusted EPS of $5.80-5.95, while maintaining free cash flow guidance of $7.0-7.5 billion.

RTX (NYSE: RTX) subsidiary Raytheon has secured a $74 million contract from the U.S. Navy to produce RAM Guided Missile Launching Systems (GMLS). The contract, representing the largest U.S. RAM launcher order in over 20 years, includes new launcher systems, refurbishments of existing systems, and hardware for upgrades.

The RAM weapon system, a U.S.-Germany bilateral partnership with Raytheon as the U.S. Navy's prime contractor, is deployed on over 165 ships across 11 countries. The system is being installed on several new U.S. Navy ship classes, including Arleigh Burke class destroyers. Work will primarily be conducted in Louisville, Kentucky, with completion expected by 2028.