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RTX tops expectations, raises 2026 guidance as Raytheon output, Collins growth and Pratt & Whitney GTF fixes power recovery

RTX beat Wall Street estimates for 2025 and gave stronger 2026 guidance, citing a 20% increase in Raytheon production, growth at Collins Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney's GTF fixes plus aftermarket gains that lifted revenue 10% to $88.6 billion. The company plans further production ramps and kept dividends intact.

Discovered 2026-01-27T04:30:43.382332-08:00 | 2026-01-27T04:30:43.382332-08:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • RTX reported a 10% annual revenue increase to $88.6 billion, with Raytheon production up 20% and aftermarket strength at Pratt & Whitney Canada—key metrics for program cash flow and supplier demand.

  • Pratt & Whitney’s GTF fixes and higher aftermarket sales materially improve commercial engine reliability and airline fleet availability, reducing operational risk for carriers and MRO planners.

  • RTX’s decision to maintain dividends despite political pressure highlights corporate capital-allocation choices amid external scrutiny; see the context of recent government contract threats (source:819eeb3d-5031-4e20-a0fa-21b0fd4dbbfb).

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aeromorning.com defensehere.com Le Journal de l’Aviation govconwire.com aerointernational.de Skies Magazine
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First Seen
2026-01-27T04:30:43.382332-08:00
Latest Update
2026-01-28T23:47:09.500375-08:00
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