Says ‘optimistic’ about achieving profit targets for the year. Expects 170-190 F-35 aircraft deliveries in FY25. Says outlook assumes a certain level of tariff impact, continues to ‘work closely’ with customers on this. Says outlook does not include pension contribution this year. Sees stronger sales growth rates through 2027 than previously expected. Says remains committed to investing for the future.
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