The award covers production and fielding of the Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon, an air-launched hypersonic boost-glide missile.

The partnership aims to rebuild domestic computer manufacturing for military and government customers, expanding Anduril beyond drones into hardware.

The facility, run with Lockheed Martin and several NATO nations, is meant to speed and scale repairs of Patriot interceptors.

A long-term F-35 arrangement and record backlog are seen reducing earnings risk for the defense prime.

Spending is more than 25% above the Defense Department's July projection, according to figures obtained by Reuters.

Washington has warned Gulf countries of a possible resumption of war with Iran, according to media reports.

Finance minister John Healey said the £4.7 billion gap in the Defence Investment Plan will be filled by cuts elsewhere in government.

Kyiv proposes the transfer in exchange for contracted future deliveries as it faces continued Russian ballistic missile attacks.

The company guided to faster top-line expansion as global military spending remains elevated.

The service logged a decade-high count of unplanned catastrophic events involving its aircraft and vessels.

Extended Middle East deployments are straining shipyard capacity and forcing trade-offs between repairs and modernization.

The award funds continued work on reactors for the Navy's submarine fleet.

Investors weighed the potential for a Democratic sweep to alter defense spending priorities, pressuring small-cap drone names.

The deal supports keeping attack and missile submarines mission-ready.

The Anduril founder downplayed the risk that a shift in Congress would sharply cut defense budgets.

The deal consolidates two makers of military and industrial batteries.

The award expands the space-servicing company's work with the British military into on-orbit defense missions.

The biomanufacturing facility will use 20,000 liters of UV-sterilized vats to produce materials from bio-cement to missile explosives.