FN2 Earnings Intelligence
TXT revenue earnings history
Textron Inc. (TXT) quarterly reported and estimated revenue history by fiscal quarter.
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Textron Inc.
Textron's Q2 supports a constructive demand case, with strong Aviation backlog and growth across Bell and Systems. The near-term investment case remains conditional on supply-chain and labor execution, progress on the Industrial separation, and funding for MV-75.
Textron Inc.
Textron opened fiscal 2026 with a double beat — EPS of $1.45 vs. $1.30 consensus and revenue of $3.7B vs. $3.5B — driven by 12% top-line growth and 10% segment profit expansion. The quarter's strategic centerpiece is the planned separation of the Industrial segment into a standalone public company within 12-18 months, which would leave a pure-play Aerospace & Defense franchise anchored by Bell, Textron Aviation, and Textron Systems. The A&D backlog stands at $19.2B, and the Army's FY27-31 budget includes up to $3.8B for MV-75 Cheyenne procurement, giving the defense business growing visibility. Guidance was maintained this quarter, a step down from the raised outlook issued in Q4. The stock rallied 6.9% on the report but has since drifted 4.4% lower; at $87.09 it trades roughly 15% below the consensus price target of $102.75, reflecting the market's weighing of separation execution…
Textron Inc.
The supplied analysis supports a constructive but conditional view: strong backlog, aviation demand, aftermarket growth and defense programs support the outlook, while higher capex, supply constraints and MV-75 execution risks temper confidence.
Textron Inc.
The current analysis supports a constructive but conditional view of Textron's trajectory: aerospace and defense demand, backlog, certifications and new programs provide support, while MV-75 execution, supply constraints and margin risk remain material offsets.
Textron Inc.
The supplied analysis supports a constructive but qualified view: Aviation, Bell’s MV-75 program, certifications, defense contracts, and industrial BEV wins provide growth drivers, while margin pressure and execution risks temper the outlook.
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