For shareholders, the timing matters because NYSE:LHX comes into this move with a share price of $345.5 and a return of 78.2% over the past year. Over 3 and 5 years, returns of 72.1% and 102.3% highlight that the stock has already delivered substantial gains, so any change in business mix is likely to be watched closely.
The Missile Solutions spin off and the $1b DoD investment could reshape how investors think about L3Harris, including its growth profile and risk exposure. As details emerge around the IPO structure, the valuation of the missile unit, and capital allocation plans for the remaining business, investors will get a clearer picture of how these moves might affect future revenue streams and the company’s positioning relative to other defense contractors.
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