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BWX Technologies, Inc. reports developments tied to its nuclear manufacturing, engineering, and services businesses for government and commercial customers. Recurring updates include U.S. Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program contracts, long-lead reactor and component manufacturing, commercial nuclear equipment, and work connected to nuclear fuel and uranium-enrichment capabilities.
Company news also covers operating and financial results for its Government Operations and Commercial Operations segments, capital actions, governance changes, and regulatory engagement involving nuclear licensing. BWXT’s recurring business themes span global security, clean energy, nuclear medicine, space exploration, and environmental restoration.
BWX Technologies (NYSE: BWXT) announced U.S. Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program contracts totaling more than $1.4 billion dated May 7, 2026. The awards include a $1.285 billion contract for fiscal 2026 long-lead material procurement (first of five annual task order awards through 2030) and a $165 million contract for long-lead reactor components and manufacturing for Ford-class carriers, with work at Barberton, OH and Mount Vernon, IN.
BWXT also noted recent shipment of four Ford-class steam generators to the USS Doris Miller (CVN 81).
BWX Technologies (NYSE: BWXT) reported 1Q26 results: revenue $860.2M, GAAP net income $91.2M, GAAP diluted EPS $0.99, and adjusted EBITDA $148.0M. The company announced the acquisition of Precision Components Group to establish U.S. commercial nuclear component capacity and raised 2026 guidance to adjusted EBITDA $650M–$665M, non-GAAP EPS $4.60–$4.75, and free cash flow $315M–$330M.
1Q26 revenue rose 26% YoY, driven by Commercial Operations (+121%), and operating cash flow improved to $92.6M with free cash flow of $50.1M.
BWX Technologies (NYSE: BWXT) agreed to acquire Precision Components Group, including Precision Custom Components and DC Fabricators, expanding U.S. commercial nuclear manufacturing capacity.
The deal adds approximately $125 million in 2025 revenue, > 500,000 sq ft of heavy-manufacturing space and ~400 employees; closing expected in H2 2026, subject to approvals.
BWXT (NYSE: BWXT) notified the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission of plans to apply for a uranium enrichment license for a new facility adjacent to its Nuclear Fuel Services site in Erwin, Tennessee.
The company expects to submit the license application in Q1 2027, supporting a $1.5 billion NNSA contract, using Oak Ridge centrifuge technology, targeting operations around 2035 and creating about 100 high-skill jobs.
BWX Technologies (NYSE: BWXT) will release first quarter 2026 results on Monday, May 4, 2026 after market close and will host a conference call at 5:00 p.m. EDT.
Listen-only participants can join via webcast at investors.bwxt.com or by phone (U.S. 1-800-715-9871; International 1-646-307-1963; conference ID 7482375). A replay will be available on the BWXT website for a limited time.
BWXT is a U.S.-based nuclear manufacturing and engineering company with about 10,000 employees, 17 manufacturing facilities, and 14 strategic partnerships.
BWXT (NYSE:BWXT) reported 4Q25 GAAP diluted EPS of $1.01 and full-year 2025 GAAP EPS of $3.58. Revenue rose 18% to $3,198.4M, backlog reached $7.3B (+50% YoY), adjusted EBITDA was $574.3M, operating cash flow $479.8M, and free cash flow $295.3M. BWXT initiated 2026 guidance: non-GAAP EPS $4.55–$4.70, adjusted EBITDA $645–$660M, and free cash flow $305–$320M.
The company cited commercial growth, government awards, two acquisitions, and higher capex for capacity build-out as drivers of performance and backlog growth.
BWX Technologies (NYSE: BWXT) appointed Dan Jablonsky to its board of directors effective March 2, 2026; he will also join the board’s audit and finance committee.
Jablonsky previously served as CEO and chairman of Ursa Major and led Maxar through a turnaround culminating in a $6.4 billion take‑private acquisition. BWXT is a U.S.‑based company with approximately 10,000 employees and 17 manufacturing facilities, focused on nuclear solutions for security, clean energy, medicine and space.
BWXT (NYSE: BWXT) named Kurt Bender senior vice president and chief digital officer effective Feb. 5, 2026. He will lead BWXT’s integrated digital strategy across the U.S., Canada and the U.K., and succeeds Omar Meguid, the company’s first chief digital officer appointed in 2023.
Bender previously led IT applications, quality and continuous improvement at BWXT and has more than 22 years of digital transformation experience in aerospace, defense and technology. BWXT also opened a new Digital Center in Melbourne, Florida to accelerate transformation.
BWXT (NYSE: BWXT) reports progress producing TRISO nuclear fuel compacts for Antares Nuclear to support a July 4 reactor criticality goal. Fuel fabrication began in October and remains on track for timely completion, with manufacturing at BWXT’s Lynchburg Specialty Fuels Fabrication facility and BWXT supplying HALEU oxide to DOE programs.
BWXT also shipped over 100 kilograms of purified HALEU oxide and supplied TRISO compacts to Project Pele and national labs, while noting regulatory and commercialization risks in forward-looking disclosures.
BWXT (NYSE: BWXT) opened an 11,600-square-foot Digital Center in Melbourne, Florida on February 4, 2026, to centralize digital transformation across its enterprise.
The facility focuses on Digital Transformation, Smart Operations, AI and Automation, and Cybersecurity, supports 40+ employees and came online seven months after project start.