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Lockheed Martin to Webcast Second-Quarter 2026 Earnings Call on July 23
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Business/The Apex Times/Jul 1, 9:16 AM EDT

Lockheed Martin to Webcast Second-Quarter 2026 Earnings Call on July 23

The defense contractor said its results will be released before the market opens, with executives joining a listen-only webcast and a post-event replay available for weeks afterward.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) said it will host a live, listen-only webcast to discuss its second-quarter 2026 earnings results on Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. ET. The company’s earnings release is scheduled to be published prior to the market opening that same day.

The call will feature Jim Taiclet, chairman, president and chief executive officer; Evan Scott, chief financial officer; and Mark Kvasnak, vice president, Investor Relations. Lockheed Martin said the executives will review the quarter’s results, provide updates on key topics, and take questions during the call.

For listeners, the webcast will be available through the company’s investor relations site. Lockheed Martin also said it would post the accompanying presentation slides and relevant financial charts on that same site prior to market open on July 23.

Along with the live event, Lockheed Martin plans to make an on-demand replay available through Thursday, August 6, 2026. In addition, it said a podcast version of the webcast would be provided through its investor relations channels.

The timing of the webcast underscores the way large defense primes typically communicate quarterly performance to investors ahead of, or alongside, updated financial statements. By releasing results before the market opens and then holding a morning call, the company is aligning its earnings communication with trading hours and investor expectations for same-day access to management commentary.

Lockheed Martin’s investor relations update did not include any details about the quarter’s financial outcomes, program wins, contract awards, or guidance. Instead, it focused on logistics: date, time, speakers, and where materials and replays would be accessible.

Still, the lineup indicates the roles Lockheed Martin expects to cover in the earnings discussion. The CFO, Evan Scott, is positioned to address the company’s financial performance and drivers, while the investor relations vice president, Mark Kvasnak, typically supports the flow of the call and Q&A, and Taiclet provides broader business context.

The company also did not specify any special format changes or restrictions beyond describing the webcast as listen-only. It did not outline whether questioners would be limited to analysts registered for the event or whether the call would follow a standard prepared-presentation plus Q&A structure.

What to watch next is straightforward: investors will look for the July 23 earnings release and the posted slides and financial charts, followed by management’s discussion of the quarter’s drivers and priorities. The on-demand replay and podcast, available until early August, will also serve as additional touchpoints for those who cannot attend the live webcast.

Why It Matters

  • The schedule sets the timeline for when investors can access both the reported results and management commentary for the second quarter of 2026.
  • Posting slides and charts before market open can help investors assess key financial metrics immediately after the earnings release.
  • The choice of speakers indicates where leadership expects to emphasize both business context and financial performance during the call.
  • Availability of an on-demand replay and podcast broadens access for market participants who cannot join the live session.

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Key Facts

  • Lockheed Martin will webcast its second-quarter 2026 earnings results conference call on July 23, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. ET.
  • The call is scheduled for listen-only mode, and it is intended to include management remarks and a question-and-answer segment.
  • Jim Taiclet, Evan Scott and Mark Kvasnak are listed as speakers for the webcast.
  • Second-quarter 2026 earnings results will be published prior to the market opening on July 23.
  • Presentation slides and relevant financial charts will be posted on the company’s investor site prior to market open.
  • A webcast replay will be available through August 6, 2026, and the company said a podcast will also be offered.

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