Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 25 No. 42
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October 29, 2021

Lockheed’s Loss of UK Atomic Weapons Biz is Biggest Headwind of Year So Far

By ExchangeMonitor

Lockheed Martin on this week reported lower sales in its third quarter and reduced its outlook for revenue for 2021 with further declines expected in 2022 before rebounding to growth beginning in 2023. Combined with the depressed sales outlook at least through…

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