Raytheon's Harris Says United Technologies Deal Is Complimentary

The transcript discusses Raytheon International's CEO's insights on the JTX deal, emphasizing its impact on international markets and innovation. The merger aims to balance domestic and international business, with a focus on both commercial and defense sectors. Regulatory concerns are addressed, highlighting minimal overlap between companies. The merger promises significant cost savings and enhanced competitiveness. The discussion also covers international deals, particularly with Germany and Turkey, and the capabilities of Raytheon's defense systems.

What is one of the main benefits of the JTX deal for Raytheon International?

• Focus on local markets

• Reduction in workforce

• Enhanced ability to compete internationally

• Increased domestic market share

How is Raytheon's business expected to be structured after the merger?

• 70% domestic and 30% international

• 60% commercial and 40% defense

• 50% domestic and 50% international

• 80% defense and 20% commercial

What is the expected annual cost savings from the merger?

• $750 million

• $1 billion

• $2 billion

• $500 million

What is Raytheon's focus in terms of missile technology?

• Developing new missile types

• Cost competitiveness

• Reducing production time

• Expanding into new markets

Which country is mentioned as a potential customer for Patriot missiles?

• Japan

• Germany

• Turkey

• France

What is Raytheon's approach to government requests regarding missile sales?

• They are highly responsive to government requests

• They prioritize commercial sales over government requests

• They are non-responsive to government requests

• They only respond to domestic government requests

How many nations have been added to Raytheon's missile defense system family recently?

• 20

• 12

• 16

• 10