RTX keeps the dividend at 73 cents, shares on watch at 187.87 dollars

28.06.2026 - 14:29:26 | ad-hoc-news.de

RTX keeps its quarterly dividend at 73 cents a share and shows a firm year-to-date trading range on NYSE. MarketScreener and MarketBeat both track the latest contract news and the stock’s recent price setup.

By Christina Vogel, Background & Management desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-28, 12:29.

RTX (US75511L1035) enters Sunday with NYSE price data, a fixed quarterly dividend and a fresh contract-heavy news flow. MarketScreener lists the dividend declaration on 27 June, while MarketBeat shows the shares at 187.87 dollars at the 26 June close.

Dividend stays in place

RTX kept its quarterly dividend at 0.73 dollars a share, according to MarketScreener’s dated news feed from 27 June. The same feed says the cash payment is payable on 3 September to holders of record on 14 August.

That matters for the stock because the cash return remains part of the equity story alongside defense and aerospace contracts. MarketBeat’s NYSE page also showed RTX at 187.87 dollars after the 26 June close, with extended trading at 188.38 dollars.

NYSE price setup

The NYSE quote page and MarketBeat point to a share price of 187.87 dollars on 26 June, with the year-to-date move at 2.3 percent on MarketBeat’s stock page. The anchor is the New York listing itself, not a German venue or a secondary line.

That gives the stock a clear U.S. market reference for Sunday readers and a concrete base for the next trading week. MarketBeat’s news page also tagged recent coverage around RTX’s contract wins and the dividend announcement.

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Raytheon systems drive revenue

RTX’s product base centers on Pratt & Whitney engines, Collins Aerospace systems and Raytheon defense platforms. Those divisions frame the company’s mix of commercial aerospace and military demand.