Textron Inc. Reports Solid Second Quarter 2025 Results with Revenue Growth and Strong Cash Flow
Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) has released its second quarter 2025 financial results, demonstrating robust operational performance and strategic financial management. The company reported earnings per share (EPS) of \(1.35, consistent with the same period last year, while adjusted EPS slightly increased to \)1.55 from \(1.54 in Q2 2024. Revenues rose by 5.4% to \)3.7 billion, marking a $189 million increase compared to the prior year, underscoring Textron’s growth momentum across its diversified manufacturing segments.
Key Highlights: - EPS remained steady at \(1.35, with adjusted EPS improving marginally to \)1.55. - Total revenues increased by 5.4% to \(3.7 billion. - Manufacturing cash flow before pension contributions rose to \)336 million, up from \(320 million in Q2 2024. - Share repurchases totaled \)214 million in the quarter, with \(429 million returned year-to-date. - Textron raised its 2025 cash flow outlook to a range of \)900 million to $1.0 billion.
Segment Performance: Textron Aviation reported revenues of \(1.5 billion, a \)42 million increase driven by higher aircraft sales and aftermarket parts and services. Despite delivering 49 jets (up from 42) and 34 commercial turboprops (down from 44), segment profit declined by \(15 million to \)180 million, primarily due to aircraft mix and increased warranty costs.
Bell’s revenues surged by \(222 million to \)1.0 billion, fueled by higher military revenues from the U.S. Army’s MV-75 program and increased commercial sales. Bell maintained commercial helicopter deliveries at 32 units, with segment profit slightly down by \(2 million to \)80 million due to elevated research and development expenses.
Textron Systems experienced a slight revenue dip to \(321 million but improved segment profit by \)5 million to $40 million, benefiting from reduced selling and administrative expenses.
The Industrial segment saw revenues decline by \(75 million to \)839 million, impacted by the divestiture of the Powersports business and lower volume. However, segment profit increased by \(12 million to \)54 million, reflecting cost reductions and restructuring benefits.
Textron eAviation and Finance segments reported revenues of \(8 million and \)15 million, respectively, with the former narrowing its segment loss to $16 million.
Financial Position and Cash Flow: Textron’s balance sheet remains strong with total assets of \(17.1 billion and total liabilities of \)9.6 billion as of June 28, 2025. The company generated \(395 million in net cash from operating activities in Q2, up from \)383 million in the prior year, supporting ongoing investments and shareholder returns.
Outlook: Textron reaffirmed its full-year 2025 GAAP EPS guidance of \(5.19 to \)5.39 and adjusted EPS guidance of \(6.00 to \)6.20. The manufacturing cash flow before pension contributions outlook was raised by \(100 million to a range of \)900 million to $1.0 billion, reflecting improved operational efficiencies and the impact of recent U.S. tax legislation.
Contextual Analysis: This 8-K report aligns with themes from Textron’s previous earnings calls, where management emphasized production ramp-ups in Textron Aviation and growth in Bell’s military programs, particularly the MV-75. The company’s strategic focus on operational efficiency, cost management, and shareholder value creation through share repurchases continues to be evident.
Textron’s ability to navigate economic uncertainties, government budget fluctuations, and supply chain challenges while maintaining revenue growth and strong cash flow positions it well for sustained performance in 2025 and beyond.
For detailed financial data and further insights, refer to the official 8-K filing here: Textron Q2 2025 8-K Report.
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