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RTX CEO says Europe is becoming a core growth market as NATO spending, missile co-production and local supply chains expand
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The Luxembourg Ministry of Defence has confirmed its intention to acquire two long-range air defence systems capable of intercepting certain ballistic threats, as part of the increase in military spending decided within NATO.
RTX CEO says Europe is becoming a core growth market as NATO spending, missile co-production and local supply chains expand
Raytheon booked more than $10 billion in international awards during the first half of the year, more than double the level recorded a year earlier. More than $7 billion of those orders came from European customers, reflecting sustained demand for integrated air and missile defence systems. Calio said RTX had secured several large European orders during the second quarter and across the first half. He linked the momentum to NATO allies moving th…
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