The Top 7 U.S. Aerospace & Defense Companies, 2019 - Insights Into the Strategies & Plans Being Conceptualized, Developed & Pursued

DUBLIN, May 13, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Top 7 U.S. Aerospace & Defense Companies - Annual Strategy Dossier - 2019 - Boeing, General Dynamics, GE Aviation, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, United Technologies" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Global Defense Spending has been on a steady upswing since the past couple of years with the same reaching the $1.8 trillion mark for 2018, the highest level since the post cold war low of 1998, while registering a 2.6% year on year growth driven by the radical transformation of geopolitical dynamics and equations with the dismantling of traditional rule based world order and the transition away from the typical unipolar world, which had prevailed since the end of Cold war. The same has been further exacerbated by the Trump led U.S. administration's squandering of the traditional global leadership role under the America First policy which has led to realignment of relationships with the key NATO & other allies with the mandate to increase defense spending to the 2% level of GDP.

The Global Defense Spending is led by the U.S. & China which collectively accounted for over 50% of the total global defense spending for 2018, with the U.S. registering its first major increase in defense spending since 2010. The continued development of military capabilities by China & the resurgence of Russia as a key regional power over the years have already induced a shift in the overall U.S. strategy towards competition with near peer adversaries as against counter-terrorism operations, which had been the focus earlier. This shift in strategic focus entails fast tracked procurement of systems & hardware to maintain numerical superiority, rapid development & deployment of next generation capabilities to plug existing & potential capabilities gaps and to retain the traditional, long standing strategic capabilities overmatch against adversaries along with continued R&D pursuits to maintain technological edge.

The U.S. defense industrial base has been on a renaissance of sorts over the recent years given the rapid transformation & evolution of geo-political dynamics & ongoing conflicts across some parts of the world. The modernization & upgrade of existing systems & hardware and their replacement with proven technologies and current, off the shelf solutions is providing significant growth opportunities to the U.S. based defense industrial base as showcased by the initiation of a number of new, large ticket defense procurement programs over the recent years, which in the land systems domain include, JLTV for replacement of ageing & obsolete HMMWVs, Capabilities upgrade for the M1 Abrams MBTs & M2 Bradley and New contract Awards under AMPV & ACV 1.1 programs.

Key contract awards across other domains include, the award of development contracts for the next generation of rotorcrafts under the strategic Future Vertical Lift (JMR-FVL) program, the next generation strategic bomber B-21 Raider under the LRS-B program, USAF's UH-1N replacement program, the Navy's upcoming program for the replacement of its TH-57 trainer helicopter fleet & the phased replacement of its destroyer & submarine fleets and the re-engining of the U.S. Army's AH-64 Apache and UH-60 BlackHawk helicopter fleets, under the Improved Engine Turbine Program (IETP).

The same trend is being echoed across most other parts of the world with a similar focus. Commercial aviation, one of the largest industry segments, too, continues with its one of the longest super-cycles with record order backlogs across industry OEMs bolstering top line growth throughout the industry value chain.

Thus, with acknowledgement of strong external threat perceptions, there is political consensus on fast tracked modernization, upgrade & replacements, which have been further corroborated by technological developments by the industry which are promising next generation capabilities at a workable & optimized TCO proposition. The U.S. based defense industrial base, thus, is readily gearing up with a spurt in activity and is looking forward to a long & much anticipated activity boom with most OEMs reinvigorating their industrial bases, in line with the age of disruptive technologies, led by digitalization, additive manufacturing, unmanned & optionally manned operating capabilities & artificial intelligence, for making the most of this current phase of demand upswing.

Study Coverage

Against this dynamic & rapidly evolving market & industry landscape, the report provides comprehensive analysis of the overarching strategy focus and insights into the Strategies & Plans being conceptualized, developed & pursued by the North America's Top 7 Aerospace & Defense Companies for the near to medium term horizon as the industry braces up for a significant growth phase ahead.

The report is unique with reference to its core focus on deep qualitative analysis of strategies & plans for the industry OEMs. The report also provides a comprehensive SWOT framework analysis on the Top 7 U.S. Aerospace & Defense primes covered in the report providing useful insights into each player's respective strengths and weaknesses. The report concludes with analysis of key trends, market conditions, potential growth opportunities and outlook for the global aerospace & defense industry.

Companies Mentioned

• GE Aviation
• General Dynamics Corporation
• Lockheed Martin Corporation
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
• Raytheon Company
• The Boeing Company
• United Technologies

Key Topics Covered

Section 1 - Business Structure & Snapshot - For the U.S. Top 7 Aerospace & Defense Companies

• Founded
• Headquartered
• Business Segments
• Employees
• Business Portfolio & Structure
• Market Capitalization
• Key Executives
• Shareholding Pattern & Structure

Section 2 - Financial Performance Snapshot - Charts & Analysis for each Company:

• Revenue Base & Growth Trend
• Revenues Split by Key Segments
• Revenues Split by Key Geographic Markets & Regions
• Gross Earnings & Margin Trend
• Operating Earnings & Operating Margin Trend
• Return on Sales Trend
• Profitability Growth Trend
• Cash Flow from Operations
• R&D Expenditure Trend
• CAPEX Trend

Section 3 - Strategic Positioning & SWOT Analysis - For Each of the Top 7 Industry OEMs

• Strengths to be Leveraged
• Weaknesses to Overcome
• Opportunities for Growth
• Threats to be Mitigated

Section 4 - Strategy Focus - For Each of the TOP 7 U.S. Aerospace & Defense Primes

• Lockheed Martin Corporation
• General Dynamics Corporation
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
• The Boeing Company
• Raytheon Company
• GE Aviation
• United Technologies Corporation

Section 5 - Key Strategies & Plans - Comprehensive Analysis of Key Strategies & Plans for each of the Top 7 Industry OEMs

• Business Portfolio Structure, Strategies & Plans
• Market Specific Strategies & Plans - U.S. & International Markets
• R&D and Technology Strategies & Plans
• Growth Strategies & Plans
• Business & Corporate Strategies & Plans
• Strategies & Plans for Key Programs
• Production/Manufacturing Strategies & Plans
• Financial Strategies & Plans
• Acquisitions, Strategic Alliances & JVs
• Other Strategies & Strategic Initiatives

Section 6 - Global Aerospace & Defense Industry - Force Field Analysis - Analysis of Driving & Restraining Forces and their Overall Dynamics

• Driving Forces
• Restraining Forces

Section 7 - Key Trends

• Industry Trends
• Market Trends
• Technology Trends

Section 8 - Key Issues, Challenges & Risk Factors

Section 9 - Strategic Market Outlook - Global Aerospace & Defense

• Analysis of Emerging Market Scenario for Aerospace & Defense
• Global Defense Spending Trends
• Top 5 Defense Spending Nations & Budgetary Trends
• Key Growth & Technology Investment Priority Areas
• Key Upcoming Defense Programs
• Emerging Technologies
• Market Outlook & Growth Projections

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