Analysts have raised their price target for Curtiss-Wright from $530.83 to $569.50. They cite modest improvements in projected revenue growth and valuation metrics as the reason for this adjustment.

What's in the News

• Curtiss-Wright was selected by American Rheinmetall to provide its Turret Drive Stabilization System for the U.S. Army's XM30 Combat Vehicle program, contributing to enhanced targeting and survivability in dynamic combat environments (Client Announcements).
• The company will supply encrypted flight data recorder technology for Bell Textron's MV-75 FLRAA next-generation tiltrotor program under the U.S. Army's Future Vertical Lift initiative, featuring a compact, internationally certified CVR/FDR (Client Announcements).
• Curtiss-Wright's modular turret drive stabilization system was chosen for Rheinmetall Landsysteme Germany's KF51 Panther Main Battle Tank, supporting advanced modern warfare needs (Client Announcements).
• A multi-million dollar strategic partnership was formed with Rolls-Royce SMR to deliver safety systems for small modular reactor technology, marking significant progress in the UK new nuclear power sector (Client Announcements).
• The company revised 2025 earnings guidance upward, now expecting sales growth of 9% to 10%, higher operating income and margin, and increased diluted EPS projections (Corporate Guidance, Raised).

Valuation Changes

• The Fair Value Estimate has increased from $530.83 to $569.50, reflecting a modest upward revision.
• The Discount Rate has edged up slightly from 7.77% to 7.78%.
• Revenue Growth Projections have improved from 6.78% to 6.94%.
• The Net Profit Margin has declined marginally from 14.76% to 14.60%.
• The Future P/E Ratio has risen from 40.28x to 43.51x.