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April 07, 2025

Public weapons complex companies hit by stock market decline

By ExchangeMonitor

Several key publicly-traded companies serving the Department of Energy’s weapons complex have seen their share prices decline over the past week.

The stock market has been in a nosedive over much of the past week after President Donald Trump announced aggressive tariffs on goods from other nations.

Below is a brief look at where key company stocks were on April 2, around the time the tariffs were imposed, and the closing price per share on Monday April 7.

Amentum share price was $17.60 on April 2; $16.93 on April 7.

BWX Technologies was $100.50; fell to $90.02 on April 7.

Fluor was $35.54, fell to $31.53.

Honeywell International was $212.50, fell to $187.46.

Huntington Ingalls Industries was $201.00; fell to $183.31.

Leidos was $133.17 and fell to $132.90.

Parsons was $59.00 on April 2, fell to $58.88.

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