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Goldman Sachs provides cautious stock ratings for defense contractors, noting high exposure to developmental programs and risks from fixed-price contracts for LMT, RTX, and Boeing.
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Goldman Sachs provides cautious stock ratings for defense contractors, noting high exposure to developmental programs and risks from fixed-price contracts for LMT, RTX, and Boeing.
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The entities involved
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Goldman Sachs
American investment bank
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Lockheed Martin
US aerospace and defense manufacturer
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RTX
American multinational aerospace and defense conglomerate
Related events
- Lockheed Martin, RTX, and Pratt & Whitney are competing in the defense market, with LMT facing F-35 program risks and RTX benefiting from P&W's commercial growth.
- RBC and Citigroup boosted price objectives on Lockheed Martin shares, with MarketBeat aggregating the analyst ratings.
- Lockheed Martin filed required reports with the SEC while Morgan Stanley increased its stake in the company during Q4.
- Boeing and RTX are facing pressure regarding their government contracts.