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Curtiss-Wright Corp
Once upon a time, the soaring ambitions of early 20th-century aviation pioneers Glenn Curtiss and the Wright brothers converged to form Curtiss-Wright Corp. The company emerged in 1929 as a dynamic staple in the aviation and aerospace industry, echoing the innovative spirit and technical prowess of its founders. Today, Curtiss-Wright has evolved far beyond the propellers and pistons of its nascent years, cementing itself as a key player in delivering high-tech engineering solutions. Its operations span a triumvirate of sectors: aerospace and defense, commercial and industrial, and power. With a robust global footprint, the company orchestrates a symphony of advanced technologies and systems, from flight control actuators aboard the latest fighter jets to cutting-edge heat exchange technology used in nuclear power plants.
Curtiss-Wright’s success rhythmicly hinges on its ability to interlace its storied history with modern technological advances, crafting products that solve complex challenges across industries. The company generates its revenues by providing a myriad of highly engineered products and services that cater to both governmental and commercial clients. Its defense and aerospace divisions focus on systems that ensure performance reliability in the sky and on the battlefield, whereas its commercial and industrial segment gears toward efficiency and innovation in energy and transportation. The power segment is particularly noteworthy, offering critical solutions to the nuclear industry, aiming at enhancing plant performance and sustainability. Through strategic acquisitions and a relentless pursuit of innovation, Curtiss-Wright ensures its legacy by continually adapting to the ever-evolving demands of the global market.
Once upon a time, the soaring ambitions of early 20th-century aviation pioneers Glenn Curtiss and the Wright brothers converged to form Curtiss-Wright Corp. The company emerged in 1929 as a dynamic staple in the aviation and aerospace industry, echoing the innovative spirit and technical prowess of its founders. Today, Curtiss-Wright has evolved far beyond the propellers and pistons of its nascent years, cementing itself as a key player in delivering high-tech engineering solutions. Its operations span a triumvirate of sectors: aerospace and defense, commercial and industrial, and power. With a robust global footprint, the company orchestrates a symphony of advanced technologies and systems, from flight control actuators aboard the latest fighter jets to cutting-edge heat exchange technology used in nuclear power plants.
Curtiss-Wright’s success rhythmicly hinges on its ability to interlace its storied history with modern technological advances, crafting products that solve complex challenges across industries. The company generates its revenues by providing a myriad of highly engineered products and services that cater to both governmental and commercial clients. Its defense and aerospace divisions focus on systems that ensure performance reliability in the sky and on the battlefield, whereas its commercial and industrial segment gears toward efficiency and innovation in energy and transportation. The power segment is particularly noteworthy, offering critical solutions to the nuclear industry, aiming at enhancing plant performance and sustainability. Through strategic acquisitions and a relentless pursuit of innovation, Curtiss-Wright ensures its legacy by continually adapting to the ever-evolving demands of the global market.
Revenue Growth: Curtiss-Wright posted Q3 sales of $869 million, up 9% year-over-year with 6% organic growth, in line with expectations.
Profitability: Operating income grew 14% YoY, and operating margin expanded by 90 basis points to 19.6%. Diluted EPS increased 14%, slightly exceeding expectations.
Raised Guidance: Management raised 2025 guidance for sales, operating income, and EPS, now expecting sales growth of 10–11%, operating income growth of 16–19%, and EPS growth of 19–21%.
Backlog Strength: Order backlog reached a record $3.9 billion, up 14% year-to-date, with a Q3 overall book-to-bill of 1.1x.
Free Cash Flow: Free cash flow was $176 million in Q3, up 8% YoY. Full-year free cash flow is expected to reach $520–535 million, up 8–11%.
Capital Allocation: The company accelerated its share repurchase program, now planning over $450 million in buybacks for 2025.
End Market Momentum: Strong demand in both A&D and commercial nuclear markets is driving growth, supported by robust order books and significant new contract wins.
2026 Outlook: Management expressed confidence in continuing growth across all segments and margin expansion into 2026, citing strong industry tailwinds and a growing order pipeline.
