General Dynamics beat on the top and bottom lines last week, but its stock sold off anyway. Single-digit earnings growth doesn't deserve a mid-teens P/E ratio.
Investors in defense contractors worry that a White House order restricting CEO pay, dividends and stock buybacks could reduce returns for shareholders and impede the companies' ability to attract the best executives.
Major U.S. defense contractors are significantly ramping up capital expenditure this year in response to President Donald Trump's threat to limit dividends and share buybacks in his push to speed up weapons deliveries.
A plethora of defense giants just reported their Q4 2025 earnings. The cycle saw some standout performances, as well as others that left investors wanting more.
General Dynamics delivered double-digit sales and earnings growth last year, with a $118 billion backlog supporting multi-year revenue visibility. GD's 2026 guidance is realistic but not strong, projecting 3.7% sales growth and 6% higher operating profits amid rising capital expenditures. The stock trades at a discount to peers despite improving segment dynamics and is valued at $410.75, implyi...
General Dynamics delivered Q4 and FY2025 results above analyst expectations, with strong revenue growth and expanding backlog. GD's Marine Systems segment saw robust gains, driven by submarine programs and productivity improvements from scale and prior investments. Despite a premium absolute valuation, GD trades at a discount to peers, justifying a soft "Buy" rating based on relative value and ...
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