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Lockheed Martin, Raytheon’s New $311 Million Javelin Deal Will Replenish 1,800 Rounds Sent To Ukraine

Lockheed Martin, Raytheon’s New $311 Million Javelin Deal Will Replenish 1,800 Rounds Sent To Ukraine
A Javelin missile is fired

The Army has awarded a $311 million production order for Javelin missiles to Lockheed Martin [LMT]  and Raytheon Technologies [RTX], which jointly manufacture the weapon. The order includes replenishing 1,800 rounds sent to Ukraine. The latest Javelin deal will also cover deliveries of the anti-tank missiles to Lithuania and Jordan. “With usage increasing across the globe, the Javelin Joint Venture is working closely with the Army to meet these increased demands and deliver this critical precision weapon system to domestic…

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