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Huntington Ingalls Industries
HII · NYSEIndustrials
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Materials &propellantmetals, composites, fuelInputs &electronicscells, sensors, siliconComponents &subsystemsengines, optics, linksCloud &computethe digital backboneVehicles &satellitesrockets, buses, payloadsLaunch & spaceservicesorbit delivery, constella…Customers &demandgovernment, military, com…STLSteel & specialty metalsWRKSkilled shipyard workforceBWXTBWX TechnologiesCMBCombat systems & electronicsGDGeneral DynamicsGOVGovernment cloudHIIHuntington Ingalls IndustriesMTHII Mission TechnologiesNAVYUS NavyUSCGUS Coast GuardNASANASADODDoD & intelligence agenciesALLYAllied navies (incl. AUKUS)
Company details
Market cap
$16.5B
P/E ratio
23×
Div yield
1.6%
EPS (TTM)
$15.30
Profit margin
5%
Rev. growth
+1%
Revenue
$11.5B
Backlog
$48.7B
In plain English
HII is America's largest military shipbuilder. Newport News is the sole builder of US Navy nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and, with General Dynamics, one of two nuclear-submarine builders; Ingalls builds amphibious ships, destroyers and Coast Guard cutters; Mission Technologies sells C5ISR, cyber and unmanned systems. Nearly all of its ~$11.5B revenue comes from the US Navy and federal government, on a record ~$48.7B backlog.
In simple terms
What Huntington Ingalls Industries really sells
HII is America's largest military shipbuilder. Newport News is the sole builder of US Navy nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and, with General Dynamics, one of two nuclear-submarine builders; Ingalls builds amphibious ships, destroyers and Coast Guard cutters; Mission Technologies sells C5ISR, cyber and unmanned systems. Nearly all of its ~$11.5B revenue comes from the US Navy and federal government, on a record ~$48.7B backlog.
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