Lockheed eyeing foreign, non-defence orders

Wed, Jun 11, 2014 - 6:00 AM

[WASHINGTON] Lockheed Martin Corp said that it was banking on international and non-defence orders to offset a drop in US military spending, with Pentagon orders accounting for a low 61 per cent of overall sales last year and trending lower.

Lockheed chief financial officer Bruce Tanner

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