Lockheed Martin posts $5B profit and $194B backlog in 2025 as defense demand lifts space and missile businesses

Lockheed Martin reported a $5 billion profit for 2025 and a record $194 billion backlog, driven by strong demand for fighter jets, missile‑defense systems and NASA's Orion program; its Space segment revenue rose 4% year‑over‑year. Q4 results beat expectations and included a DoD deal to expand missile production capacity.

Discovered 2026-01-29T04:21:02.176326-08:00 | 2026-01-29T04:21:02.176326-08:00

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  • Lockheed's 2025 results — $5B profit, $194B backlog and Space revenue +4% — confirm program momentum and funding stability; steady F‑35 production and planned deliveries (up to 190 aircraft) underpin supplier workload and industrial planning. up to 190 F-35s
  • The Q4 beat and DoD agreement to expand missile production signal accelerating munition and missile‑defence demand, reinforcing ongoing investments in hypersonics and efforts to shore up domestic GMLRS production capacity. hypersonics GMLRS production

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