RTX Corp

• RTX shares fell due to policy uncertainty, budget scrutiny, and institutional profit-taking. • Macroeconomic headwinds, interest rate volatility, and elevated valuations pressured industrial equities. • RTX maintains strong fundamentals, a historic backlog, and favorable analyst ratings.

• RTX experienced downward volatility due to political shifts affecting defense spending expectations. • The pullback followed strong third-quarter financial results and recent profit-taking. • RTX maintains robust fundamentals, a record backlog, and solid analyst buy ratings.

• RTX Corporation reported strong third-quarter results and raised its full-year guidance. • Defense bookings and commercial aerospace demand contributed to record order backlogs. • Analysts issued Buy ratings with an average price target of $223.70.

RTX business Collins Aerospace will begin offering radio altimeter upgrades in 2027 to help business aviation operators meet new FAA standards and address 5G interference without replacing existing systems.

Pratt & Whitney Canada introduced the Transport Canada-certified PT9 turboprop engine, offering 33% more power at altitude and 20% lower fuel consumption than previous-generation engines.

RTX business Collins Aerospace launched Tower MicroELITE, with San Bernardino Airport becoming the first deployment site after the system received FAA approval as an Airborne Position Reference Tool.