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RTX

Arms maker; its Tomahawk struck a school in Minab, Iran

Company · United States · Organization

RTX is the U.S. weapons conglomerate behind Raytheon missiles and Pratt & Whitney jet engines, and its charge sheet starts with a school. Raytheon makes the Tomahawk cruise missile. A preliminary U.S. military investigation, reported by the New York Times, found that a U.S. Tomahawk struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in Minab, Iran on Feb 28, 2026, the first day of the U.S. war on Iran. Between 156 and 168 people were killed, most of them children. Pratt & Whitney builds the engines of the F-35, the jet Israel has flown over Gaza and Iran. R2S, Raytheon's joint venture with Israel's state-owned Rafael, won a $1.25B contract in Nov 2025 to build Tamir interceptors for Iron Dome in Camden, Arkansas. The proceeds: about $285B in sales and $18.9B in net income from 2023 to June 2026, a $289B backlog, $119B of it military, as of June 30, 2026, and a Sept 2026 U.S. AMRAAM contract worth up to $20.7B. BlackRock (8.2%) and Vanguard (7.47%) are its top owners.

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Ownership

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State Street holds 6.8% of RTX6.8%
2025-12-31State StreetState Street held 91,884,588 RTX shares, 6.8%, as of 31 December 2025, according to RTX's 2026 proxy statement., 91,884,588 shares
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  • RTX Corporation 2026 Proxy Statement - Stock ownership (5% beneficial owners) — RTX Corporation 2026 Proxy Statement - Stock ownership (5% beneficial owners)
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State Street Corporation 91,884,588 6.8% ... Based on a Form 13F filed with the SEC by State Street Corporation ("State Street") on February 13, 2026, as of December 31, 2025 ... shared investment discretion with respect to 91,884,588 shares of RTX Common Stock
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BlackRock holds 8.2% of RTX8.2% · $21B
2026-06-30BlackRockBlackRock, Inc. reported 110.5 million RTX shares in its 13F filing for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. That is about 8.2% of RTX's outstanding common stock, with a reported value of about USD 20.97 billion., 110,528,494 shares
1 source
  • 13f.info (mirror of SEC EDGAR filing) — BlackRock, Inc. 13F-HR Q2 2026 holdings (accession 0002012383-26-003238)RTX row (CUSIP 75513E101)["RTX","RTX CORPORATION","COM","75513E101",20970571,0.3,110528494,null,null]
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Vanguard holds 7.47% of RTX7.5% · $19.4B
2026-03-31VanguardVanguard Capital Management reported beneficial ownership of 100,563,387 RTX shares, 7.47% of the class, as of 31 March 2026., 100,563,387 shares
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  • secform4.com (EDGAR filing mirror) — Schedule 13G - RTX Corp - Vanguard Capital ManagementItems 4(a)-(b)Issuer: RTX Corp; Reporting Person: Vanguard Capital Management; Date of Event: 03/31/2026; Aggregate amount beneficially owned: 100,563,387; Percent of class: 7.47 %
  • Yahoo Finance — Yahoo Finance (historical prices)Mar 31, 2026: Open 189.14 | High 193.44 | Low 187.58 | Close 192.90 | Adj Close 191.46 | Volume 5,318,500 (Date, Open, High, Low, Close, Adj Close, Volume)
  • 13f.info (mirror of BlackRock, Inc. 13F-HR Q1 2026, values at 31 Mar 2026) — 13f.info (mirror of BlackRock, Inc. 13F-HR Q1 2026, values at 31 Mar 2026)["RTX","RTX CORPORATION","COM","75513E101",21035890,0.4,109050751,null,null]
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Fidelity / FMR holds 0.7% of RTX0.7% · $1.9B
2026-06-30Fidelity Investments (FMR LLC)FMR (Fidelity) reported 9,868,869 RTX shares worth about $1.87B in its 13F for the quarter ended 30 June 2026., 9,868,869 shares
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  • 13f.info (mirror of SEC EDGAR filing) — FMR LLC 13F-HR Q2 2026 holdings (accession 0000315066-26-002260)Information table row: RTX CORPORATION, CUSIP 75513E101["RTX","RTX CORPORATION","COM","75513E101",1872420,0.1,9868869,null,null] (value $000, %, shares)
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Capital Group holds 3.9% of RTX3.9%
2026-03-31Capital GroupCapital Research Global Investors (Capital Group) reported 52,377,687 RTX shares, 3.9% of the class, as of 31 March 2026., 52,377,687 shares
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  • secform4.com (EDGAR filing mirror) — Schedule 13G/A (Amendment No. 2) - RTX Corp - Capital Research Global InvestorsItems 4(a)-(b)Issuer: RTX Corp.; Reporting Person: Capital Research Global Investors; Date of Event: 03/31/2026; Aggregate amount beneficially owned: 52,377,687; Percent of class: 3.9 %

Contracts

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RTX joint venture partner in R2S (Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems)
R2S (Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems)R2S is the Raytheon–Rafael joint venture that builds Tamir interceptors for Iron Dome.
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  • RTX — RTXDocumentThe Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems (R2S) joint venture was awarded a $1.25 billion contract to supply Israel with Tamir surface-to-air missiles.
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RTX joint venture partner in Raytheon Rafael Area Protection Systems (R2S)
2024-02-21 (Camden groundbreaking)Raytheon Rafael Area Protection Systems (R2S)Raytheon, an RTX business, is one of the two partners in R2S, which builds Tamir interceptors in East Camden, Arkansas.
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  • Office of U.S. Senator John Boozman — Office of U.S. Senator John BoozmanDocumentThe R2S facility, a joint venture between Raytheon (RTX) and Rafael Advanced Defense System, will produce the Tamir missile for the Iron Dome Weapon System. ... This facility represents a $63 million investment for R2S and will create 60 new jobs in the region.
  • RTX — RTXDocumentThe Raytheon-Rafael Protection Systems (R2S) joint venture was awarded a $1.25 billion contract ... The companies used a $33 million capital investment to establish the new facility, which opened earlier this month in East Camden, Arkansas. The new site will produce the Tamir missiles for the Iron Dome Weapon System and its U.S. variant, SkyHunter.

Supplies & exports

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RTX manufactures or supplies AMRAAM
AMRAAMRaytheon (RTX) makes the AMRAAM air-to-air missile. On 28 September 2026 it won a $20.7B five-year multi-year contract to raise output to record levels.
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  • RTX's Raytheon awarded $20.7 billion multi-year contract for AMRAAM under landmark production agreement — RTX's Raytheon awarded $20.7 billion multi-year contract for AMRAAM under landmark production agreementDocumentRaytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, will accelerate production of AMRAAM® missiles to record-setting levels under the terms of a five-year multi-year contract
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RTX manufactures or supplies Tomahawk cruise missile
Tomahawk cruise missileRaytheon makes the Tomahawk cruise missile.
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  • Raytheon (RTX) — Raytheon (RTX)DocumentThe Tomahawk cruise missile is a precision weapon that launches from ships, submarines, and ground launchers and can strike targets precisely from 1,000 miles away
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RTX makes engine (Pratt & Whitney F135) for F-35 Lightning II (F-35I Adir)
F-35 Lightning II (F-35I Adir)
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  • AFSC Investigate — AFSC Investigate
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RTX makes F135 engine for F-35 Lightning II (F-35I Adir)
F-35 Lightning II (F-35I Adir)
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  • Turkish Minute — turkishminute.com
  • CNN — cnn.com
  • DIMSE (Database of Israeli Military and Security Export) — dimse.info
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RTX makes Guidance / navigation section for Tomahawk cruise missile
Tomahawk cruise missile
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  • Siasat Daily — siasat.com
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  • The Wire — m.thewire.in
  • Al Jazeera — aljazeera.com
  • OC Media — oc-media.org
  • Oil Change International — oilchange.org
  • The National — thenationalnews.com
  • The National — thenationalnews.com
  • DIMSE (Database of Israeli Military and Security Export) — dimse.info
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RTX makes prime (Raytheon, Tucson AZ) for Tomahawk cruise missile
Tomahawk cruise missile
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  • WHO EMRO — emro.who.int
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RTX makes prime (Raytheon) for AMRAAM
AMRAAM
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  • Defense Security Cooperation Agency — Defense Security Cooperation AgencyDocument
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RTX makes Unitary warhead for Tomahawk cruise missile
Tomahawk cruise missile1,000-lb class.
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  • The Astana Times — astanatimes.com
  • Offshore Technology — offshore-technology.com
  • CNN — cnn.com
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RTX manufactures components of F-35 Lightning II (F-35I Adir)
F-35 Lightning II (F-35I Adir)RTX's Pratt & Whitney builds the F-35's engines.
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  • AFSC Investigate — AFSC InvestigateRaytheon ... manufactures the aircraft's engines through its subsidiary Pratt & Whitney [F-35]; Raytheon's 5,000-pound GBU-28 'bunker buster' and laser-guided Paveway bombs

Money

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RTX → Israel Defense Forces (IDF): $102.5M (approved fms sale to)$102.5M
2024-08-13Israel Defense Forces (IDF)The State Department approved 30 AIM-120C-8 AMRAAM missiles for Israel, estimated at $102.5M, with RTX (Tucson) as principal contractor. Procurement only: no documented strike link.
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  • Defense Security Cooperation Agency (via GlobalSecurity.org) — Defense Security Cooperation Agency (via GlobalSecurity.org)Documentthirty (30) AIM-120C-8 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles ... $102.5 million ... RTX Corporation, located in Tucson, AZ ... These items will be sourced from new production.
  • Defense Security Cooperation Agency — Defense Security Cooperation AgencyDocumentOriginal DSCA PDF (HTTP 403 to our fetcher); same release mirrored by GlobalSecurity.org.

Roles

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RTX Executive compensation Christopher T. Calio ($55.6M)$55.6M
2023–2025Christopher T. CalioChristopher T. Calio received $55.6M in total reported compensation from RTX over 2023–2025 ($12.7M, $18.0M, $24.8M).
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  • RTX DEF 14A (2026) - Pay vs Performance Disclosure (iXBRL R2) — RTX DEF 14A (2026) - Pay vs Performance Disclosure (iXBRL R2)DocumentPay Versus Performance table (2025, 2024); 2024 proxy Summary Compensation Table (2023)Christopher T. Calio: 2025 $24,846,826; 2024 $18,004,831. [2024 proxy SCT] Calio 2023 Total $12,743,432
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Christopher Calio became chairman of RTX on April 30, 2025, adding the role to president and CEO.
Christopher T. Calio
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  • RTX Corporation 2026 proxy statement (DEF 14A) — RTX Corporation 2026 proxy statement (DEF 14A)DocumentBoard leadership structureMr. Calio succeeded Mr. Hayes as CEO effective May 2, 2024, and as Chairman effective April 30, 2025.
  • RTX Board Elects Christopher T. Calio as Chairman (8-K Exhibit 99.1) — RTX Board Elects Christopher T. Calio as Chairman (8-K Exhibit 99.1)DocumentThe RTX Corporation (NYSE: RTX) Board of Directors has elected President and Chief Executive Officer, Christopher T. Calio, as Chairman of the Board, effective April 30, 2025.
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Christopher T. Calio ceo RTX
Christopher T. CalioChristopher T. Calio is chairman and CEO of RTX, co-maker of David's Sling and maker of AMRAAM missiles.
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  • Chris Calio — Chris CalioDocumentCorporate governance biothe chairman and chief executive officer of RTX, leading a global team of more than 180,000 employees
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Hayes stepped down as RTX's Executive Chairman and left its board on April 30, 2025, staying on as a paid special advisor to the CEO.
Gregory J. Hayes
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  • RTX Corp Form 8-K (Feb 3, 2025) — RTX Corp Form 8-K (Feb 3, 2025)DocumentItem 5.02step down as Executive Chairman and as a member of the Board, effective April 30, 2025. Mr. Hayes has agreed to remain an employee of the Company in a non-executive officer capacity in the position of Special Advisor to the Chief Executive Officer through January 2, 2026.
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Gregory J. Hayes former ceo RTX
until May 2024Gregory J. HayesGreg Hayes was RTX CEO until May 2024 and executive chairman until 30 April 2025; in Oct 2023 he told investors RTX would 'see a benefit of this restocking'.
1 source
  • en.wikipedia.org — en.wikipedia.orgHayes has served as executive chairman of the board of directors since May 2024.

Figures

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RTX cumulative revenue: $285B (2023–H1 2026)$285B
2023–H1 2026Company-wide figures;
1 source
  • RTX Reports Q2 2026 Results — RTX Reports Q2 2026 ResultsDocumentSix months ended June 30, 2026Six months 2026 net sales $46,784 million
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RTX revenue: $238.3B (2023–2025)$238.3B
2023–2025Company-wide figures;
1 source
  • RTX Reports 2025 Results and Announces 2026 Outlook — RTX Reports 2025 Results and Announces 2026 OutlookDocumentConsolidated statement of operationsSales of $88.6 billion, up 10 percent versus prior year (FY2025); FY2024 sales $80,738M; FY2023 sales $68,920M
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RTX revenue: $46.8B (H1 2026)$46.8B
H1 2026Company-wide figures;
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  • RTX Reports Q2 2026 Results — RTX Reports Q2 2026 ResultsDocumentConsolidated statement of operations, six months ended June 30Six months ended June 30, 2026: Net sales $46,784 million
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RTX cumulative profit: $18.9B (2023–H1 2026)$18.9B
2023–H1 2026Company-wide figures;
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  • RTX Reports Q2 2026 Results — RTX Reports Q2 2026 ResultsDocumentSix months ended June 30, 2026Six months 2026 net income attributable to common shareowners $4,198 million
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RTX profit or net earnings: $14.7B (2023–2025)$14.7B
2023–2025Company-wide figures;
1 source
  • RTX Reports 2025 Results and Announces 2026 Outlook — RTX Reports 2025 Results and Announces 2026 OutlookDocumentConsolidated statement of operationsNet income attributable to common shareowners: $6,732M (2025); $4,774M (2024); $3,195M (2023)
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RTX profit or net earnings: $4.2B (H1 2026)$4.2B
H1 2026Company-wide figures;
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  • RTX Reports Q2 2026 Results — RTX Reports Q2 2026 ResultsDocumentConsolidated statement of operations, six months ended June 30Six months ended June 30, 2026: Net income attributable to common shareowners $4,198 million
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RTX agreed to a $200 million State Department civil penalty for about 750 arms-export (ITAR) violations, half suspended if spent on compliance.$200M
Aug 2017 to Sep 2023$100M of the penalty suspended conditional on remedial compliance spending.
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  • U.S. Department of State Concludes $200 Million Settlement Resolving Export Violations by RTX Corporation — U.S. Department of State Concludes $200 Million Settlement Resolving Export Violations by RTX CorporationDocumentUnder the terms of the 36-month Consent Agreement, RTX will pay a civil penalty of $200 million.
  • Breaking Defense — State Department, RTX reach $200M settlement for export violationsThe US State Department today announced a $200 million settlement with defense contractor RTX over charges their workers jeopardized military secrets while traveling abroad.
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RTX backlog or reported stat (2026)
2026$289B backlog incl. $119B military
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  • RTX Reports Q2 2026 Results — RTX Reports Q2 2026 ResultsDocumentBacklogbacklog of $289 billion ... $119 billion of defense
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RTX: net income $18.9B$18.9B
FY2023 to H1 20262023 $3.20B; 2024 $4.77B; 2025 $6.73B; H1 2026 $4.20B (net income attributable to common shareowners).
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  • RTX Reports 2025 Results and Announces 2026 Outlook — RTX Reports 2025 Results and Announces 2026 OutlookDocument

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