The contractor reports new agreements with Mexico and Germany as it works through a $230 billion backlog.
Lockheed Martin pledged a $10 million contribution to support the launch of Canada's integrated defence ecosystem. The funding is linked to Canada's HIMARS procurement and connects to the company's long-range fires and missile systems business.
The aerospace and defence contractor also reported progress on other international programs. Mexico expanded its fleet with a second C-130J Super Hercules, and the company reached an F-35A delivery milestone tied to Germany's procurement program.
Lockheed Martin holds a market value of about $121.1 billion and a backlog of roughly $230 billion. International contracts and support agreements help convert that order book into multi-year sales, with German F-35A deliveries scheduled through 2027.
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