Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin builds fighter jets, missiles, helicopters and satellites, mostly for the U.S. government and its allies, and supports them for decades under long contracts.
One fighter jet brings in over a quarter of sales.
The F-35 is built for the U.S. and allied air forces for decades, so its production lots and sustainment contracts anchor revenue.
How big is Lockheed Martin?
Jets first, then missiles, helicopters and space.
- Aeronautics40%$30.3B
- Rotary and Mission Systems23%$17.3B
- Missiles and Fire Control19%$14.4B
- Space17%$13.0B
Win programs. Build at scale. Sustain for decades.
- 1Multi-decade government programs
- 2F-35s, missiles, satellites
- 3Fleets for allies
Most work is paid under U.S. government contracts, so budgets and multi-year awards set the pace more than market demand.
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CEO: James D. Taiclet
- 1912Glenn L. Martin founds his aircraft company
- 1912The Lockheed brothers start Alco Hydro-Aeroplane
- 1954The C-130 Hercules flies for the first time
- 1995Lockheed and Martin Marietta merge
- 2010F-35B completes its first vertical landing
Every number on this page comes from Lockheed Martin's own reports.
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