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Raytheon Technologies

Raytheon Technologies is a global aerospace and defense company providing advanced systems and services to commercial, military, and government customers worldwide. The company operates through three primary business units: Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon. Collins Aerospace develops flight controls, avionics, interiors, and power systems for civil and military aircraft. Pratt & Whitney manufactures and maintains commercial and military turbofan engines, including the Pratt & Whitney GTF family and F135 propulsion systems. Raytheon designs and produces integrated air and missile defense systems, advanced radars, precision munitions, and command and control solutions for international armed forces.

Snapshot

Public USOwnership
1922Year founded
~180,000Employees
Arlington, United StatesHead office
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Global footprint

Operations

Products and/or services of Raytheon Technologies

  • Commercial Aviation Systems: Manufacture and servicing of flight controls, avionics, power generation systems, interior structures, and environmental control units for commercial passenger aircraft, supporting airlines and aircraft original equipment manufacturers globally.
  • Commercial Turbofan Engines: Design, assembly, and maintenance of high-bypass turbofan engines, including geared turbofan propulsion architectures powering narrowbody passenger jet aircraft fleets operated by commercial airlines and cargo carriers worldwide.
  • Air Defense Systems: Integration and production of surface-to-air defensive platforms, phased-array radar surveillance installations, multi-stage interceptor launchers, and command networks used by national military forces for territorial airspace defense.
  • Precision Strike Munitions: Engineering and mass production of air-to-air, surface-launched, and strike missiles, including tactical guided weaponry and long-range interceptors for military aircraft, surface warships, and land-based artillery systems globally.
  • Military Propulsion Systems: Design, manufacturing, and depot sustainment of military fighter jet engines, including propulsion systems for fifth-generation combat aircraft, advanced tactical trainers, and heavy transport aircraft used by military forces.
  • Airborne Avionics and Communications: Production of tactical digital communication networks, electronic warfare jamming systems, airborne surveillance radars, electro-optical sensors, and mission computers implemented across military aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicle platforms.

Raytheon Technologies executive team

  • Mr. Christopher T. CalioChairman & CEO
  • Mr. Neil G. Mitchill Jr.Executive VP & CFO
  • Mr. Shane G. EddyPresident of Pratt & Whitney
  • Mr. Philip J. JasperPresident of Raytheon
  • Mr. Troy D. BrunkPresident of Collins Aerospace
  • Ms. Robin L. DiamonteChief Investment Officer & VP of Pension Investments
  • Ms. Amy L. JohnsonCorporate VP & Controller
  • Mr. Juan M. de BedoutChief Technology Officer
  • Nathan WareVice President of Investor Relations.
  • Mr. Ramsaran Maharajh Jr.Executive VP & General Counsel