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L3harris Technologies (LHX) Investor Day 2026 summary

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Investor Day 2026 summary

21 Apr, 2026

Strategic direction and portfolio evolution

  • Strategy centers on adapting quickly, scaling smartly, and accelerating growth, with capacity as a key differentiator in defense technology markets.

  • Portfolio reshaped through $3.5B in divestitures and major acquisitions, including Viasat's Tactical Data Links and Aerojet Rocketdyne, and realigned into three core segments: Space & Mission Systems (SMS), Communications & Spectrum Dominance (CSD), and Missile Solutions (MSL).

  • Strategic transactions include the sale of a majority stake in Space Propulsion & Power Systems to fund missile solutions expansion and unlock shareholder value.

  • Partnerships and venture investments with tech firms like Palantir accelerate innovation in AI, resilient communications, and ISR, shaping a future-ready portfolio.

  • Leadership team with deep operational expertise guides execution, with record backlog and workforce engagement scores reflecting strong momentum.

Financial framework and growth outlook

  • 2028 financial targets: $27B revenue (8% organic CAGR), $4.4B segment operating income (9% CAGR), $5B cash from operations, and $3.5B free cash flow, all exceeding prior guidance.

  • 2026 revenue guidance of $23.0–$23.5B, segment operating margin in the low 16% range, and $3.0B free cash flow.

  • Growth driven by SMS (~$13B), CSD (~$9B), and MSL (~$6.3B) by 2028, with each segment contributing to overall financial strength.

  • Capital allocation prioritizes internal investment, especially $3B for scaling missile solutions, while maintaining a competitive dividend and offsetting dilution through share repurchases.

  • Outperformance attributed to portfolio focus, improved execution, and alignment with high-growth customer priorities.

Segment highlights and growth drivers

  • Missile Solutions segment projected to grow from $3.8B in 2025 to $6.3B in 2028, targeting high-teens to 20% growth rates, supported by capacity expansion and multi-year contracts.

  • CSD segment aims for $9B revenue by 2028, maintaining 25% margins, with international sales rising to 40% of segment revenue and expansion in radios, sensors, and counter-drone systems.

  • SMS targets $13B revenue by 2028, leveraging multi-domain capabilities and a $4B+ pipeline in missile warning and defense.

  • All segments are scaling production and capacity to meet generational demand driven by global security threats and evolving defense priorities.

  • Commercial business model in CSD enables high-volume, off-the-shelf delivery, with 2.3M hardware units in 2026 and rapid response to customer needs.

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