CURTISS WRIGHT CORP

Curtiss Wright Corp. builds on a century of engineered resilience, delivering motion-control, propulsion and instrumentation systems, as well as advanced electronics for aerospace, defense and industrial power-generation applications tied to the SIC classification for aircraft engines and related products; CW supplies integrators in both government and private aviation sectors, along with energy and offshore operators that demand precision motion, data and protection under high-stakes conditions. Its mix of propulsion subassemblies, condition-based monitoring services, and ruggedized vehicle electronics is sold through long-term contracts and aftermarket agreements, so material risks stem from supply-chain shocks, performance penalties tied to defense procurement schedules, and the need to comply with ITAR, EAR and aviation safety regulation; macrosecurity pressures and geopolitical shifts can also influence backlog and liquidity, while cyclical aerospace budgets mean the company must deliver measurable benefits to retain prime-contractor status. As you assess their story for your own research, consider viewing live SEC filings on Earnings Feed.

Source: Earnings Feed research · last updated 11/24/2025