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RTX (Corporate)
Counter-UAS suite combining radars, missiles and directed energy
Vitality Radar
Pillar Analysis
Strategic Assessment
Strategic Vector
RTX is pursuing a scale-driven, systems-of-systems strategy at the intersection of aerospace, air and missile defense, and advanced sensing, supported by a record multi-year backlog and rising demand for weapons and defense systems.
Efficiency Ratio
Revenue, margins, and backlog have grown in tandem, indicating strong conversion of R&D, industrial footprint, and supply-chain spend into sustained top-line growth and high long-term contract utilization.
Evidence Signals
RTX reported full-year 2025 sales of approximately $88.6 billion, up about 10% year-over-year, with adjusted EPS around $6.29, indicating strong financial performance and scale in aerospace and defense.
RTX ended 2025 with a reported total backlog on the order of $268 billion, including roughly $107 billion tied to defense programs, evidencing multi-year contracted demand across missiles, sensors, and aerospace platforms.
RTX’s Raytheon segment reported strong growth in air and missile defense, land warfare and naval programs in 2025, supported by increased demand for weapons systems and effectors across U.S. and allied customers.
RTX continues large-scale hiring across Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon units, as indicated by ongoing career postings and the need to execute against a record commercial and defense backlog.
RTX increased quarterly revenues to about $22.08 billion in Q1 2026 and raised its 2026 revenue outlook to roughly $92.5–93.5 billion, reflecting planned capacity expansion and throughput increases to meet strong weapons and aerospace demand.
The RTX 2025 Annual Report notes that the majority of the company’s $88.6 billion in revenue comes from long-term contracts for the design, development, manufacture, or modification of complex aerospace and defense equipment, underscoring high operational and program-management maturity.
Collins Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney each generated over $30 billion in 2025 sales, with growth fueled by commercial aftermarket, engine deliveries, and increased military production, highlighting a diversified portfolio and strong integration of civil and defense revenue streams.