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TEXTRON INC

Financials through Q2 FY2026, quarter ended Jul 4, 2026Last filing: 10-Q on Jul 28, 2026
$76.20+0.27 (+0.36%)

Close on Oct 19, 2026

Market cap
$13.34B
P/E (TTM)
14.4
Dividend yield
0.10%

About Textron

Aircraft & Parts, SIC 3720

Textron Inc. is a multi-industry manufacturer that operates through several core segments, including Textron Aviation, Bell, Textron Systems, Industrial, and Finance. The company designs, manufactures, and services business jets, turboprops, military trainers, piston aircraft, commercial and military helicopters, and tiltrotor aircraft under prominent brands such as Cessna, Beechcraft, and Bell. Additionally, Textron develops uncrewed systems, electronic solutions, marine craft, aircraft engines, specialized turf and utility vehicles, and automotive plastic fuel and cleaning systems, alongside providing commercial financing. It serves corporate flight operators, airlines, charter services, original equipment manufacturers, individual consumers, and global defense and governmental bodies, notably the U.S. Government.

Textron conducts operations on an international scale, maintaining a worldwide network of proprietary and independent service centers, distribution hubs, and flight academies. Its automotive and specialized vehicle facilities include over thirty manufacturing plants across thirteen countries. Operating across global commercial and defense markets, the enterprise employs roughly 34,000 workers, with approximately 80% based in the United States. Textron maintains its corporate headquarters in the United States, with segment offices such as Kautex based in Bonn, Germany.

Summary of the business section of Textron's latest annual report, written by StockData.

Company profile

Company

Legal name
TEXTRON INC
Founded
1923
Headquarters
Providence, RI
Address
40 Westminster St 02903
Phone
(401) 421-2800
Employees
34,000, Jan 3, 2026
Industry
Aircraft & Parts
Incorporated in
Delaware
Fiscal year ends
January 2
Auditor
Ernst & Young LLP, Boston, Massachusetts

Stock & identifiers

Ticker
TXT
Exchange
NYSE
Shares outstanding
172M, Jul 17, 2026
Public float
$14.30B, Jun 28, 2025
Filer category
Large accelerated filer
Stock splits
2-for-1, Aug 27, 2007; 2-for-1, Jun 2, 1997; 2-for-1, May 29, 1987
SEC CIK
217346
CUSIP
883203101
ISIN
US8832031012
LEI
3PPKBHUG1HD6BO7RNR87
EIN
05-0315468

Executives and directors

Officers and directors who filed ownership reports (Forms 3, 4, 5) in the last two years

NamePositionShares owned
Scott C. DonnellyExecutive Chairman, Director743,222
Lisa M. AthertonPresident and CEO, Director56,518
David Mathew RosenbergExecutive Vice President & CFO16,179
E. Robert LuponeEVP, General Counsel & Secy113,625
Mark S. BamfordVP & Corporate Controller9,391
Julie G. DuffyEVP and CHRO52,494
Frank T. ConnorExecutive Vice President & CFO186,122
R. Kerry ClarkDirector8,611
Michael X. GarrettDirector8,598
Richard F. AmbroseDirector11,302
Robert MionisDirector5,176
Echevarria Maria Cristina MendezDirector2,439
Thomas A. KennedyDirector20,162
Lionel L. Nowell IiiDirector20,493
Maria T. ZuberDirector20,558
Deborah L. JamesDirector20,505
Kathleen M. BaderDirector6,650
James L. ZiemerDirector15,791

CEO pay and shareholder return

Pay versus performance table from the proxy statement

Fiscal yearCEO total payCEO pay actually paidOther executives (avg)Value of $100 investedPeer group
FY2025
Mr. Donnelly
$21.17M$24.04M$3.25M$181$238
FY2024
Mr. Donnelly
$19.64M$15.77M$4.53M$159$162
FY2024
Peo
$19.64M–$4.53M$159$162
FY2023
Mr. Donnelly
$20.39M$27.99M$4.92M$167$142
FY2023
Peo
$20.39M–$4.92M$167$142
FY2022
Mr. Donnelly
$15.37M$18.74M$3.88M$147$133

“Actually paid” adjusts reported pay for changes in the value of equity awards. Shareholder return assumes $100 invested at the start of the measurement period, as disclosed by the company.

Employees

Headcount reported in annual reports

“At January 3, 2026, we employed approximately 34,000 employees worldwide, with approximately 80% located in the U.S.”

Corporate history

Events identified from SEC filings