VVX

Over the past six months (April 2026 - October 2026), V2X announced it would showcase advanced technology mission solutions at the AUSA Annual Meeting 2026. The company was awarded a $46 million U.S. Air Force contract, leading to a +3.11% stock movement, and announced it would deliver Tempest Counter-UAS Systems to the U.S. Marine Corps, resulting in a +0.38% stock movement. V2X participated in the 2026 Jefferies Global Industrials Conference, with a -0.68% stock movement. A V2X director reported a 1,000-share gift, and the company's legal chief sold 3,500 shares, while its Chief Growth Officer was confirmed as Director of the National Reconnaissance Office, coinciding with a -0.36% stock movement. The U.S. Marine Corps awarded V2X a contract for up to $500 million for Logistics Integration Support, resulting in a -1.77% stock movement. V2X won an $87 million contract supporting F/A-18 Mission Readiness, with a -1.04% stock movement, and was awarded a $500 million U.S. Air Force C-12 Sustainment Contract, leading to an -8.82% stock movement. V2X reported its Second Quarter 2026 results, beating analyst estimates but seeing its stock fall 4.3% due to a more measured second-half outlook. V2X joined the S&P SmallCap 600 Index, which saw a +4.48% stock movement. In May 2026, V2X refinanced its long-term debt, establishing a new $868.5 million term loan. In the first half of 2026, the company launched new programs in global training and aerospace and supported a national security mission that contributed $200.9 million in revenue. Insider activity shows substantial sales of $487.9 million worth of shares over the past year without any recent buying, which is noted as a potential red flag.