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L3Harris Projects To Be $23 Billion Company In 2026

L3Harris Projects To Be $23 Billion Company In 2026
Christopher "Chris" Kubasik, chairman and CEO of L3Harris Technologies. Photo: L3Harris

L3Harris Technologies [LHX] over the next three years projects to go from a $19 billion-plus company this year to $23 billion in sales in 2026 while also increasing operating margins and free cash flow, the company said on Tuesday. For 2023, L3Harris is expecting sales between $19.2 billion to $19.4 billion and is guiding to about $21 billion in 2024, representing an increase of between 8 to 9 percent, the company said at an investor day. The “framework” for sales…

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