Huntington Ingalls Industries delivers the Ted Stevens destroyer and secures a $33.5 m Nimitz inactivation contract, underscoring its pivotal role in U.S. naval defense and shareholder value.
Huntington Ingalls Industries shows resilient growth, blending U.S. shipbuilding expertise with new U.S.–Korea defense ties and a people‑centric culture for future success.
Huntington Ingalls Industries, a top U.S. shipbuilder for the Navy and Coast Guard, dominates defense with robust growth, a $12.15 B market cap, and global after‑market services.
Huntington Ingalls Industries, a leading aerospace and defense company, has reported a 14.61% increase in stock value over the past three years, with a recent dividend announcement and commemoration of its resilience during Hurricane Katrina.
Huntington Ingalls Industries reported mixed Q2 results, with a decline in profit but strong revenue growth and a record backlog, exceeding Wall Street estimates.
Huntington Ingalls Industries navigated a challenging year with financial setbacks, but strategic advancements and innovative initiatives position the company for potential recovery and growth.
Huntington Ingalls Industries reported a mixed financial performance, with a lower first-quarter income but exceeding market expectations, amidst challenges in aircraft carrier production and a volatile stock price.