Lockheed Martin Shares Rise Following Positive Analyst Updates and F-35 Production Contract

Lockheed Martin (LMT) shares saw a significant uptick following updated guidance from several Wall Street analysts. Morgan Stanley upgraded the defense giant to 'overweight,' setting a one-year price target of $835 per share. This optimism is driven by a 10-year U.S. Air Force contract for F-35 fighter jets and expected revenue growth in the missile division. While Bank of America and JP Morgan maintained neutral ratings, they both raised their respective price targets to $620 and $665. Despite concerns regarding potential margin compression within the aeronautics division due to bulk production rates, analysts note that Lockheed's long-term earnings growth and attractive dividend yield provide a compelling valuation for investors.

By Rich Smith · Motley Fool ·

Lockheed Martin Shares Rise Following Positive Analyst Updates and F-35 Production Contract

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Topics: Defense Industry F-35 Fighter Jets Stock Analyst Upgrades Wall Street Sentiment

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