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CLAIM #37811 · Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT) · 2026Q1 earnings call · Apr 23, 2026 · due Dec 31, 2027

With respect to the cash burn on our classified programs, I'd still think of that as kind of the $500 million to $700-ish million a year for this year and next year, and then we expect to see a pretty sizable drawdown on that cash draw depending on how that goes.

Evan Scott · CFO

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graded after results covering Dec 31, 2027 are reported

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Look at: Annual cash burn (cash outflow) on classified programs (aero and MFC), fiscal year

It came true if: Full-year classified program cash burn between $500 million and $700 million for FY2026 and FY2027

Where: Management commentary / disclosed cash flow detail on classified programs (10-K, quarterly earnings calls)

In context

uestion and then a question around cash flow and working [indiscernible] CapEx. Clarification question would be around what your growth rate would have been ex the work week comparison if you had the same number of work weeks this quarter. And then on the cash flow side, Evan, wondering what what exactly you baked in for working capital this year to kind of recover your higher CapEx investment in the cash burn profile on the aero and MFC classified programs, what we're looking at this year and then maybe looking out beyond that? Evan Scott: Sure. So I think of the shorter week or shorter time period of this quarter being kind of in the few hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue thereabouts. So we'll get that extra time back in 4Q, just so we're all tracking to the same calendar there. With respect to the cash burn on our classified programs, I'd still think of that as kind of the $500 million to $700-ish million a year for this year and next year, and then we expect to see a pretty sizable drawdown on that cash draw depending on how that goes. And the last question was CapEx. Yes. So from a CapEx perspective, a key part of the tenant, as Jim mentioned, is sort of cash flow protection as we make sizable investments ahead of scaling. So if you think about the $1 billion increase year-over-year on CapEx we've had. I think about half of that tied to these agreements that have this kind of cash flow protection. So that's what we have assumed in our guidance now to have the offset there as we invest in capital scale rapidly for the future. James Taiclet: Okay. Thanks again, everybody, for joining us. So in the first quarter of 2026, Lockheed Martin, our products and systems proved themselves again and again, in conflict situations and outer space literally. Our backlog is resilient, our investments in capacity, digital transformation

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SEC filings for LMT · Claim quote is verbatim from the 2026Q1 earnings call.