General Dynamics CFO says Q2 orders of $28 billion largely driven by marine segment contracts for submarines - conf. call
July 23 (Reuters) - General Dynamics Corp GD.N:
GENERAL DYNAMICS CFO SAYS Q2 ORDERS OF $28 BILLION LARGELY DRIVEN BY MARINE SEGMENT CONTRACTS FOR SUBMARINES - CONF. CALL
GENERAL DYNAMICS CEO SAYS INITIAL DELIVERIES OF G800 JETS WILL BE MADE IN Q3 2025, EXPECTS TO DELIVER ABOUT 13 G800 JETS FOR THE YEAR
GENERAL DYNAMICS CEO SAYS CO SEES AEROSPACE SEGMENT ANNUAL REVENUE OF $12.9 BILLION, OPERATING MARGIN OF 13.5%
GENERAL DYNAMICS CEO SAYS CO SEES COMBAT SYSTEMS SEGMENT ANNUAL REVENUE OF $9.2 BILLION, OPERATING MARGIN OF 14.5%
GENERAL DYNAMICS CEO SAYS CO SEES MARINE SEGMENT ANNUAL REVENUE OF $15.6 BILLION, OPERATING MARGIN OF 7%
GENERAL DYNAMICS CEO EXPECTS 2025 EPS OF $15.05 TO $15.15
GENERAL DYNAMICS CEO SEES TOTAL ANNUAL REVENUE UP $900 MILLION TO $51.2 BILLION WITH 10.3% MARGINS
GENERAL DYNAMICS CEO SAYS 2025 GULFSTREAM DELIVERIES WILL BE 150 TO 155 JETS
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