📰 ET Markets ⚪ NEUTRAL 🕒 20 Oct 2026, 08:39 PM IST

Aerospace and military contractors raise 2026 profit forecasts

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Core Development: Aerospace and military contractors raise 2026 profit forecasts

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Market & Financial Impact: Northrop Grumman and RTX have raised their annual profit forecasts due to strong military demand. The companies reported record backlogs of $109.6 billion and $340 billion respectively. Sustained commercial aerospace services demand has also contributed to their growth. GE Aerospace, while performing well, has warned about potential declines in demand due to high fuel prices.

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Aerospace and military contractors raise 2026 profit forecasts

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