L3Harris Technologies, Inc. LHX

L3Harris Technologies, Inc., anteriormente conocida como Harris Corporation, es una empresa de tecnología que ofrece productos, sistemas y servicios con aplicaciones en defensa, gobierno civil y también aplicaciones comerciales. Ofrece sus productos y servicios a clientes gubernamentales y comerciales. Opera en cuatro segmentos: Sistemas de Comunicación, que atiende mercados en comunicaciones tácticas y defensa, y redes de seguridad pública; Sistemas Espaciales e de Inteligencia, que proporciona soluciones completas de observación de la Tierra e inteligencia a partir de sensores y cargas útiles avanzadas, así como procesamiento terrestre y análisis de información; Sistemas Electrónicos, que ofrece un portafolio de soluciones en guerra electrónica, tecnología inalámbrica, entre otros, y Redes Críticas, que brinda servicios gestionados que apoyan la gestión del tráfico aéreo, comunicaciones energéticas y marítimas, y operación y mantenimiento de redes terrestres, así como servicios de tecnología de la información (TI) e ingeniería.

Con 4 acciones de LHX (USD 953,00) habrías recibido USD 19,80 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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