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About Chris Calio. As president and chief operating officer of RTX, Calio, 50, oversees the company's three business units, as well as its functions for technology, engineering, ...
Chris Calio will move up to CEO in the spring amid rising demand for defense products. Both the company and Greg Hayes' tenure started amid the coronavirus pandemic and essentially a pause in air ...
RTX Corp. is accelerating its executive management succession with Greg Hayes stepping down as chairman on April 30 and chief executive Chris Calio taking over the duties. RTX business unit ...
RTX and Shield AI announced a new partnership to integrate Shield AI capabilities into select RTX defense products, like loitering munitions and sensors. This collaboration will deliver enhanced, ...
Greg Hayes is stepping down as chairman of RTX Corp. this spring and will be replaced by President and CEO Chris Calio. RTX gets subpoenaed by SEC over engine issue RTX stock lifts off as company ...
RTX CEO Chris Calio on Wednesday warned that the weeks-long strike by 3,000 Pratt & Whitney workers will have an adverse impact on the company’s cash flow during the fiscal second quarter. RTX ...
Gregory J. Hayes will step down as executive chairman of Arlington County-based RTX in April, when he will be replaced by Christopher T. Calio, president and CEO of the Fortune Global 500 aerospace ...
RTX shares zoomed toward a record high Tuesday after the defense and aerospace giant guided for a strong 2025, with backlog ...
On the call today are Chris Calio, president and chief executive officer; Neil Mitchill, ... Christopher T. Calio-- President and Chief Executive Officer. Thank you, and good morning, everyone.
The weeks' long strike by 3,000 U.S. Pratt & Whitney engine workers will constrain cash flow during the second quarter, but the aerospace and defense company should be able to recover that during ...
Christopher T. Calio-- President and Chief Executive Officer And maybe just to add, Noah, I think Neil laid it out well, obviously, the installed base, the $100 billion of out-of-warranty equipment.
Reports Q1 revenue $20.31B, consensus $19.8B. Reports company backlog of $217B. “We are off to a strong start to 2025 with 8 percent organic sales growth* and 10 percent adjusted EPS growth ...