L3harris Technologies (LHX) investor relations material

IPO and investment plans for Missile Solutions

• Planned IPO for Missile Solutions targeted for the second half of the year, with L3Harris as majority shareholder and government investment as anchor.

• Accelerated investments in facilities, CapEx, automation, and materials to support growth and production ramp-up.

• Multi-year contracts and regulatory filings (Form S-1) are progressing, with a focus on scaling capacity and production.

• Revenue is expected to double by the end of the decade, with production quantities likely to follow a similar trajectory.

• Growth is prioritized over margin expansion, but automation and advanced manufacturing are expected to improve margins.

Operational improvements and supply chain strategy

• CapEx for legacy Aerojet Rocketdyne increased significantly post-acquisition, with new facilities built under the Defense Production Act.

• Investments target large solid rocket motor facilities and automation to modernize production and reduce labor intensity.

• Active collaboration with suppliers, including funding and Defense Production Act support, to de-risk and expand supply chain capacity.

• Aim to become the world’s largest supplier of solid rocket motors, scaling production beyond 100,000 units annually.

• Multi-year contracts structured to support investments and maintain favorable cash flow as business expands.

Growth drivers in ISR, space, and communications

• Aircraft missionization (ISR) is a major growth area, with a $20 billion pipeline and recent international contracts, including a $2 billion deal with South Korea.

• Space segment shows strong growth in missile warning and tracking satellites, with consecutive wins in SDA Tranches 0–3 and classified portfolio expansion.

• Margin improvement expected in space as programs mature and international mix increases.

• Tactical radios business remains robust, with international demand offsetting slower domestic modernization; resilience and advanced features drive global sales.

• Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) is shifting some budget from radios but is seen as a growth driver, with continued hardware deliveries expected.