Booz Allen Hamilton acquires Ultra Mission Solutions for $720M

• Booz Allen Hamilton entered into a definitive agreement to acquire defense technology firm Ultra Mission Solutions for $720 million.
• Following the deal announcement, market data showed the company's share price trading down at $66.36.
• The acquisition acts as a strategic move to accelerate the deployment of commercial software and encryption tools to modern battlefield operations.

Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE:BAH) executed a definitive agreement to acquire Ultra I&C Mission Solutions for $720 million to expand its defense technology portfolio.

As global threats intensify, this transaction scales up corporate operations beyond previous standalone defense product configurations.

"Technological superiority is essential to U.S. national security, and maintaining our advantage requires a relentless focus on speed and outcomes," said Booz Allen Hamilton Chairman and CEO Horacio Rozanski.

The company stated that the transaction is expected to yield double-digit revenue growth and profit margins exceeding 20%.

The deal is scheduled to close by September 30, 2026, and following the announcement the Booz Allen Hamilton share price was down at $66.36.

Ultra Mission Solutions unifies command and control, edge compute, secure data movement, and encryption into a modular architecture.

Upon closing, the newly acquired business unit will function globally as a wholly owned subsidiary of Booz Allen Hamilton.