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PTC Shares Up 3% on Unit's Long-Term Supply Deal with Honeywell Aerospace

PTC Shares Up 3% on Unit's Long-Term Supply Deal with Honeywell Aerospace

marketscreener·
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HON
-0.64%
marketscreener·
US
HON
-0.64%

Is GE’s European Overhaul Spend and Steady Dividend Shaping a New Capital Allocation Story for GE (GE)?

GE Aerospace declared a US$0.36 per share dividend, payable January 2026, amid a large European maintenance investment. This move tests operational upgrades against investor caution on valuation. GE's narrative projects $50.8 billion revenue and $9.5 billion earnings by 2028, with a fair value estimate of $339.00, a 16% upside. Concerns about air travel resilience and premium pricing remain, with fair value estimates ranging from US$198.40 to US$340.29. Simply Wall St provides analysis but not financial advice.

Simplywall·
US
GE
+1.17%
Simplywall·
US
GE
+1.17%

Northrop Grumman Successfully Tests New Solid Rocket Motor in Under 12 Months

Northrop Grumman Corporation announced successful R&D results from its SMART Demo program, delivering two new solid rocket motors, SMASH! 22 and BAMM! 29 2.0, in under 12 months. The SMASH! 22 motor was recently tested, showing enhanced speed, performance, and cost efficiency. The BAMM! 29 2.0 motor is scheduled for testing in early 2026. Data from these tests will support further technological advancements.

Reuters·
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NOC
-0.06%
Reuters·
US
NOC
-0.06%

General Dynamics Corp. Stock Underperforms Thursday When Compared To Competitors Despite Daily Gains

General Dynamics Corp. (GD) stock rose 1.07% to $341.70 on Thursday, marking its third consecutive day of gains. Despite this, it underperformed compared to some competitors like RTX Corp. and Lockheed Martin Corp. Trading volume was 1.4M, above the 50-day average of 1.1M. The stock is 5.21% below its 52-week high of $360.50.

Dow Jones·
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GD
+1.07%
Dow Jones·
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GD
+1.07%

Canada to Buy Air Strike Weapons from RTX Corp. (RTX) for $2.68 Billion

Canada plans to purchase an air strike weapons system from RTX Corp. for $2.68 billion, with Boeing as a principal contractor. The U.S. State Department has approved the sale, marking a significant arms transfer between the U.S. and Canada, both NATO and NORAD partners. This purchase is part of Canada's effort to increase defense spending to meet NATO's 2% GDP target, requiring an additional $10-13 billion annually. Canada is also hiring 7,000 more soldiers to reach a full force of 71,500 personnel.

Tip Ranks·
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BA
-0.33%
UK
BOE
0.00%
US
RTX
+1.70%
Tip Ranks·
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BA
-0.33%
UK
BOE
0.00%
US
RTX
+1.70%
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