On its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, held on Nov. 5, 2026, Curtiss-Wright (NYSE:CW) raised its full-year guidance across all major financial metrics after quarterly sales grew 10% year over year. Order momentum in defense and commercial nuclear markets provides long-term revenue visibility extending into the next decade. Three key takeaways from management explain how the company is positioning itself for sustained growth. Curtiss-Wright is expanding its footprint in commercial nuclear power by supplying critical valves, pumps, and sensors for both traditional power plants and small modular reactors, which are compact nuclear reactors built in factories for faster deployment. Securing high-value design packages on platforms like the Rolls-Royce small modular reactor creates a multiyear revenue stream tied to global energy demand. Defense order bookings rose 27% in the Defense Electronics segment, driving total order backlog, which represents funded customer orders awaiting delivery, to $4.6 billion. Higher defense spending by the U.S. Department of Defense and NATO allies on fighter jets, naval shipbuilding, and tactical communications equipment ensures sustained demand for production.
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