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RTX Raises 2025 Organic Sales Growth Forecast to 10–11%

RTX lifted its full-year organic sales growth outlook by 2 percentage points after third-quarter sales reached $25 billion, according to figures reported by Aviation Week.

FlyMarshall Newsroom · via Aviation Week1 min read
RTX raised its full-year organic sales growth forecast to 10–11% and projected adjusted sales of $97.0–$97.5 billion. The figures come from Aviation Week’s report and are classified as likely in the available fact set, rather than officially confirmed here.

RTX reported $25 billion in third-quarter sales, up 11% year over year.

What has been confirmed

The fact set does not mark these figures as officially confirmed. Aviation Week reported that RTX’s third-quarter sales reached $25 billion, up 11% year over year and 12% organically. Collins Aerospace sales grew 12%, including 23% growth in original-equipment sales and 9% in aftermarket sales. Pratt & Whitney aftermarket sales rose 21% year over year, or 16% organically, while original-equipment revenues fell 5%. RTX also reported 14% sales growth at Raytheon. These figures are classified as likely, not officially confirmed, in the supplied fact set.

Why it matters

RTX’s results offer a measure of activity across several aerospace businesses that serve commercial aviation. Collins Aerospace’s reported growth in original-equipment sales and Pratt & Whitney’s aftermarket gains point to activity in both aircraft production and engine support. The fact set also reports that GTF engine overhauls increased 35% year over year.

FlyMarshall context

Airline operations depend on a broad supply chain that includes aircraft equipment makers, engine manufacturers, and maintenance providers. Original-equipment sales relate to equipment supplied for production, while aftermarket sales include parts and services that support aircraft and engines already in service. RTX’s businesses span both areas, although the reported figures do not specify how much commercial-airline activity contributed to each result.

What happens next

RTX’s raised forecast sets its outlook for the remainder of the year at 10–11% organic sales growth and $97.0–$97.5 billion in adjusted sales. The supplied material does not include a date for the company’s next results or further forecast updates.

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