Headquartered in Davidson, NC Fiscal year ends December NYSE: CW curtisswright.com
Curtiss-Wright Corporation is a global integrated business that provides highly engineered products, solutions and services, mainly to Aerospace & Defense markets. It also supplies critical technologies to commercial nuclear power, process and industrial markets. It reports through three segments:
- **Aerospace & Industrial:** electromechanical actuation, sensors, surface treatment services, and industrial vehicle products for on-highway and off-highway platforms.
- **Defense Electronics:** embedded computing, avionics and flight data recorders, tactical communications, and turret drive stabilization systems.
- **Naval & Power:** pumps, valves and steam turbines for nuclear naval propulsion on submarine and aircraft carrier programs, aircraft arresting and handling systems, and commercial nuclear solutions. Its nuclear work covers aftermarket support for operating reactors, government nuclear work, and next-generation advanced reactors/SMRs. The segment also provides severe-service valves, instrumentation and subsea pumps for process markets.
Aerospace & defense markets represent about 70% of expected 2026 sales and commercial markets about 30%. The company employs approximately 9,300 people. COO Kevin Rayment is set to become President & CEO on January 1, 2027. Updated
Backlog swelled 12% to roughly $4.60 billion on submarine and fighter jet work, and management lifted every major full-year metric, now guiding to adjusted EPS of $15.40 to $15.60. Incoming CEO Kevin Rayment takes over January 1 with that order book already locked in.
Backlog swelled 12% to roughly $4.60 billion on submarine and fighter jet work, and management lifted every major full-year metric, now guiding to adjusted EPS of $15.40 to $15.60. Incoming CEO Kevin Rayment takes over January 1 with that order book already locked in.
Backlog swelled 12% to roughly $4.60 billion on submarine and fighter jet work, and management lifted every major full-year metric, now guiding to adjusted EPS of $15.40 to $15.60. Incoming CEO Kevin Rayment takes over January 1 with that order book already locked in.
Backlog swelled 12% to roughly $4.60 billion on submarine and fighter jet work, and management lifted every major full-year metric, now guiding to adjusted EPS of $15.40 to $15.60. Incoming CEO Kevin Rayment takes over January 1 with that order book already locked in.
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Curtiss-Wright Corporation is a global integrated business that provides highly engineered products, solutions and services, mainly to Aerospace & Defense markets. It also supplies critical technologies to commercial nuclear power, process and industrial markets.
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