Raytheon raises its profit and sales forecasts for this year

Glonghui, April 21st | Major U.S. military industrial producer Raytheon has raised its profit and sales forecasts for this year, indicating that strong air travel and growing demand for military hardware will boost the aerospace and defense manufacturer's performance. The Arlington, Virginia-based company stated in a release on Tuesday that it now expects adjusted earnings per share in 2026 to be between $6.70 and $6.90, above the previous forecast of no more than $6.80. The company also raised its adjusted sales forecast to as high as $93.5 billion.