Leidos Holdings, Inc. (LDOS) is a preeminent Fortune 500 technology and science company dedicated to providing innovative solutions to tackle the world's toughest challenges across a multitude of sectors. The company was formed from the split of Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) into two separate entities in 2013.
Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, Leidos boasts a robust workforce of approximately 43,000 employees globally and operates in multiple countries, yet its impact reaches far beyond its regional confines. The company focuses on three primary business sectors: Civil, Defense & Intelligence, and Health. These divisions enable Leidos to offer services and deliver solutions in a wide variety of fields including Information Technology, Science, Engineering, Construction, and Research.
In the Civil sector, Leidos offers expertise in aviation, energy resiliency, environment, and transportation, providing critical solutions designed to meet the demands of a constantly evolving world scenario. By adhering to principles of sustainability, safety, and efficiency, Leidos is driving advancements in these areas to create more perfect living and working habitats for individuals and societies at large.
In the Defense & Intelligence sector, the company delivers solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense, the intelligence community, federal and civilian agencies, and commercial customers worldwide. Leidos supports critical defense programs and provides, among other services, full spectrum cyber operations, command and control solutions, and integrated systems for air, ground, sea, cyberspace, and space domains.
When it comes to Health, their division is devoted to advancing science and technology in healthcare to help make significant strides against big issues facing mankind. They offer a wide range of solutions relating to health IT, biomedical research, and public health sector, and work in conjunction with the Department of Defense and Health & Human Services among others.
They not only stand strong in their commitment to solution delivery but also focus on creating shareholder value. Leidos reported annual revenues of approximately $12.3 billion for the fiscal year of 2020. They've consistently maintained a stable financial performance and generated robust investor returns since their inception.
An inherent commitment to ethical conduct and social responsibility is a fundamental value for Leidos. They believe in supporting the communities they serve, fostering diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and observing the utmost standards in integrity and compliance. With these guiding principles and an unwavering dedication to technological and scientific innovation, Leidos continues to excel as a leading force in their industry.
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KBR has appointed Michael LaRouche as President and CEO-Designate of Trinzic, its Mission Technology Solutions business planned for spin-off in 2027. Gabe Butler was also named Vice President-Designate of Investor Relations. Trinzic is projected to be an independent public company with over $5 billion in annual revenue and approximately 18,000 employees, focusing on national security and space-related markets.
Corient Private Wealth LP significantly reduced its stake in Leidos Holdings, Inc. by 78.6% in the second quarter, selling 47,478 shares. Despite this, institutional investors still collectively own a substantial 76.12% of the company. Leidos reported strong quarterly earnings and revenue, issued positive fiscal 2026 EPS guidance, authorized a 20 million share buyback, and declared a quarterly dividend of $0.43 per share.
Leidos Holdings reported robust Q2 2026 results with a 7% revenue growth to $4.6 billion and a 13.8% adjusted EBITDA margin, leading to raised full-year guidance for revenue, EPS, and operating cash flow. The company highlighted strong performance in its Defense and Health segments, securing significant contracts and positioning for future growth, despite some administrative changes affecting incentive payments in the VBA Medical Disability Exam business. Leidos is also focusing on its North Star 2030 strategy, emphasizing growth in Defense Tech, Energy, and Cyber, and continuing capital deployment through share repurchases.
Michael LaRouche has started as president and CEO-designate of Trinzic, KBR's upcoming Mission Technology Solutions (MTS) spinoff, with Gabe Butler named VP-designate of investor relations. Trinzic, set to operate independently from January 4, will comprise 18,000 employees and focus on areas like air and missile defense and space exploration, with an expected revenue exceeding $5 billion. LaRouche brings extensive experience from the defense and government services sectors, including a previous role as CEO of Serco North America.
State Street Corp increased its stake in Leidos Holdings, Inc. by 2.6% in the second quarter, now holding 6.28 million shares valued at $646.43 million. Leidos recently beat quarterly earnings estimates and maintained its fiscal 2026 EPS guidance, while analyst sentiment remains a "Hold" with a $160.29 price target. The company also declared a dividend and authorized a stock buyback, though two directors recently sold shares.