Supply Chain Issues And Shifting Budgets Will Constrain Defense Programs

Analyst Low Target compiles bearish analysts opinions to create narratives which represent one standard deviation below the consensus price target, using forecasted revenue and earnings figures, as well as the transcripts of earnings calls.

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27 Jul 25

Updated

07 Jul 26

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Fair value Decreased 9.84%

LMT: Contract Wins And Margin Pressure Will Shape Future Earnings Expectations

Lockheed Martin is piling up big new orders for missile defense and other programs, but some analysts still worry parts of the business could struggle to turn those wins into stronger profits. With opinions split and targets being cut, the key question is whether contract momentum can outweigh pressure in its aircraft and space units.

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Fair value Increased 0.89%

LMT: Policy Constraints On Capital Returns Will Pressure Future Earnings Expectations

Lockheed Martin's fair value estimate edges up to $566.77 as analysts adjust price targets higher by between $10 and $132, pointing to updated assumptions around revenue growth, profit margins and sector funding scenarios. Analyst Commentary Recent Street research on Lockheed Martin has leaned constructive overall, but there is a clear pocket of caution that investors should factor into expectations around valuation, execution and growth.

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Fair value Decreased 1.20%

LMT: Policy Shifts And Capital Returns Will Shape Future Earnings Expectations

Analysts have nudged the price target for Lockheed Martin lower to reflect a slightly higher discount rate and a modestly adjusted long term fair value at $561.76. They still point to incremental gains in revenue growth, profit margins and future P/E assumptions, supported by a wave of recent target increases across the Street.

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Fair value Increased 43%

LMT: Higher Future P E Assumptions Will Likely Face Policy Headwinds

Analysts have lifted their implied fair value estimate for Lockheed Martin by about $170 per share to $568.61, reflecting a higher assumed future P/E multiple and modest tweaks to growth, margins, and discount rate after a series of recent price target increases across the Street, even as one firm turned more cautious. Analyst Commentary Street research has been active on Lockheed Martin, with several firms revisiting their models, price targets, and assumptions around margins, growth, and capital deployment.

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Supply Chain Issues And Shifting Budgets Will Constrain Defense Programs

LMT: Contract Wins And Margin Pressure Will Shape Future Earnings Expectations

LMT: Policy Constraints On Capital Returns Will Pressure Future Earnings Expectations

LMT: Policy Shifts And Capital Returns Will Shape Future Earnings Expectations

LMT: Higher Future P E Assumptions Will Likely Face Policy Headwinds

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