Lockheed Martin Case Study

Lockheed Martin 

 

Lockheed Martin is an American aerospace, arms, defence, information security and technology cooperation. They are famous for manufacturing things such as: 

 

- Javelin weapon system 

-Long range anti-ship missile (LRASM) 

- F-16 Falcon, F-22 Raptor and of course the F-35 Lightening II 

- Littoral combat ship (LCS) 

 



Not only do Lockheed Martin make air and sea systems, they also design and make land, space and cyber. Lockheed Martin specialise in helping and preparing for the future. They the problems and threats of our modern world. Lockheed Martin own multiple different companies such as Sikorsky. This company provides military and rotary-wing aircraft to all five branches of the U.S armed forces.  


Lockheed Martin is the main supplier for NATO. With the current state of the world, this is quite important.  

 

 

 

The key people behind Lockheed Martin are:  

- James D. Taiclet – Chairman, president and CEO 

- Frank A. St. John – Chief Operating Officer 

- Jesus Malave – Chief Financial Officer 

Lockheed Martin has 116,000 workers from in more than 40 different countries.  

 


Lockheed Martin is a private limited company (LTD). This means people can buy a share in the company through the stock market. 

 

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