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L3Harris Technologies reports news on its defense technology portfolio serving space, air, land, sea and cyber missions for national security customers. Updates commonly cover orders, backlog, revenue trends and segment activity across communications, mission systems, propulsion, missiles, sensors, avionics and space systems.
Company announcements also include dividend actions, production-capacity investments, solid rocket motor expansion, space-mission contributions and partnerships involving satellite systems and Earth-observation data infrastructure. Capital-structure news has included financing and registration activity related to the Missile Solutions business, including operations associated with legacy Aerojet Rocketdyne.
AE Industrial acquired a controlling interest in the Space Propulsion & Power Systems business of L3Harris (NYSE: LHX), covering business units across five U.S. locations that develop upper‑stage rocket engines and in‑space propulsion, nuclear power and avionics assets.
L3Harris will retain a minority stake and remain a strategic partner. AE Industrial plans to restore the Rocketdyne name, modernize RL10 production with updated manufacturing discipline, and accelerate future propulsion development including nuclear propulsion for deep‑space and cislunar missions.
L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX) will release its fourth quarter 2025 financial results before the market opens on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026. The company will host an earnings call the same day at 10:30 a.m. ET. Investors and analysts are encouraged to listen via webcast at L3Harris.com. A replay will be available on the company website after the call.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) won a Space Development Agency contract valued up to $843 million to build 18 infrared Tranche 3 Tracking Layer satellites plus ground software, operations and sustainment.
The satellites will add higher-resolution infrared sensing, on-orbit data processing and real-time detection algorithms to the SDA Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA) to improve missile tracking, including hypersonic threats, and provide broader coverage and direct-to-warfighter connectivity. L3Harris already supports the SDA Tracking Layer with 4 missiles-tracking satellites on orbit (Tranche 0) and 34 satellites in development across Tranche 1 and Tranche 2.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) on December 11, 2025 demonstrated an interoperable, software-defined network that linked tactical communications, counter‑UAS systems, advanced imaging and mobile operations centers with command‑and‑control systems.
The full‑scale end‑to‑end demo highlighted T‑HAWC, the AN/PRC‑158C software‑defined data radio and 5G gateway solutions and showed multi‑path connectivity across public safety and tactical radios to maintain links in degraded or contested conditions for the Department of War, other federal agencies, disaster response and large events.
Company executives said the commercial delivery model shortens deployment timelines to weeks and aimed to illustrate rapid, cross‑domain communications and resilient connectivity for national security and homeland support.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) was awarded a follow-on production contract valued up to $200 million to manufacture Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) Insensitive Munition (IM) propulsion units.
The award is the first order processed through L3Harris’ newly built 60,000 sq ft Camden, Arkansas facility funded by a Defense Production Act Title III cooperative agreement and increases annual production capacity by more than 30%. The company says it has increased GMLRS output by nearly 80% using advanced manufacturing, with inert component work at its Advanced Manufacturing Facility-South in Huntsville, Alabama. Lockheed Martin provided the contract; L3Harris describes this as its largest GMLRS IM contract from Lockheed Martin for a 12-month period.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) broke ground on the Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities (AAPF) in Camden on November 18, 2025, a campus of more than 20 buildings across 110 acres to expand solid rocket motor (SRM) production.
The project adds 230,000 sq ft of manufacturing and office space, will increase large SRM capacity six-fold, and brings total Camden manufacturing to >1.5 million sq ft. The company plans a $400+ million campus investment, including $193 million to Arkansas businesses, and is investing >$500 million across major SRM sites nationwide.
L3Harris (NYSE: LHX) and EDGE Group signed a memorandum of understanding on November 18, 2025 to deepen collaboration in the United Arab Emirates. The preliminary MOU creates a strategic framework to jointly pursue national and regional defense opportunities and to conduct joint research and development in artificial intelligence and autonomy, with plans to deploy those technologies.
The agreement is described as a platform to expand L3Harris’ operational involvement in the Middle East and globally; L3Harris has served UAE customers for more than 35 years and maintains a corporate office in Abu Dhabi. No financial terms or binding commercial commitments were disclosed.
Joby (NYSE:JOBY) completed the first flight of its turbine-electric autonomous VTOL demonstrator on November 7, 2025, integrating a hybrid turbine powertrain with Joby’s SuperPilot™ autonomy stack.
The demonstrator flew three months after the hybrid concept announcement and follows more than 50,000 miles of all-electric flight testing; Joby and L3Harris (NYSE:LHX) plan government mission demonstrations in 2026. The release notes potential civilian, commercial and defense applications and cites a $9 billion FY26 U.S. government request for next‑generation platforms.
L3Harris (NYSE:LHX) said it supports Secretary of War Hegseth’s acquisition reform vision and aims to expand commercial business models within a streamlined acquisition framework.
The company highlights decades of investing in commercial products, adopting open architecture, scaling production, partnering with new entrants, and investing in venture-backed firms to turn technology into mission-ready capability described as the “Arsenal of Freedom.”
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