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Exelis Posts Solid First Quarter Earnings As Acquisition By Harris Nears

Exelis Posts Solid First Quarter Earnings As Acquisition By Harris Nears
Exelis' first quarter sales benefited from higher revenue on environ mental sensing satellite payloads. Image: Exelis

In likely its final earnings release ahead of its pending acquisition by Harris Corp. [HRS] next month, Exelis [XLS] on Wednesday reported solid first quarter financial results largely driven by strength in its electronic warfare business segment.Net income increased 13 percent to $59 million, 31 cents earnings per share (EPS), from $52 million (27 cents EPS) a year ago, beating analysts’ estimates by four cents per share. Excluding discontinued operations that contributed $13 million (7 cents EPS) to the bottom…

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