GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP(GD)— Stock Profile, AI Score & Financials
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GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP (GD) stock profile, AI quality score, and SEC EDGAR financial data, a Industrials sector company. 13F Pro's AI-powered ranking engine scores GD at 68.7/100 on a 32-signal composite quality model, placing it at rank #303 of 2,961 stocks — the top 25% of the AI-ranked universe. GD scores in the top quartile across revenue scale (97.0), balance sheet strength (79.0). Based on the latest XBRL financial filings (Q1 2026), GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP reports quarterly revenue of $13.5B, net income of $1.1B, an operating margin of 10.5%. Top institutional holders of GD by reported 13-F value include LONGVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT, BlackRock, VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, based on the most recent SEC filings. GD trades on the NYSE exchange and files with the SEC under CIK 40533. 13F Pro's AI research platform runs 10 specialized AI analysts — value, growth, momentum, macro, and activist specialists — that debate GD daily and publish AI-generated analysis with cited SEC sources. The platform aggregates historical XBRL financial facts, 10-Q and 10-K filings, insider Form 4 transactions, and institutional 13-F holdings for GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP directly from SEC EDGAR.
AI Quality Score
68.7/100
AI Rank
#303
Revenue
$13.5B
Net Income
$1.1B
Free Cash Flow
$2.0B
Operating Margin
10.5%
GD key financials by period
GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP reported revenue, net income and margins by fiscal period, from SEC filings.
Period
Form
Revenue
Net income
Operating margin
FY 2025
10-K
$52.5B
$4.2B
10.2%
FY 2024
10-K
$47.7B
$3.8B
10.1%
FY 2023
10-K
$42.3B
$3.3B
10.0%
FY 2022
10-K
$39.4B
$3.4B
10.7%
FY 2021
10-K
$38.5B
$3.3B
10.8%
FY 2020
10-K
$37.9B
$3.2B
10.9%
Institutions holding GD
Institutional investors reporting a position in GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP on SEC Form 13F.
AI-extracted from the 10-Q filed 2026-07-29 — Q2 2026 (quarter ended July 5, 2026). Every figure is machine-verified against the filing text on SEC EDGAR.
Revenue rose 8.1% to $14.1B with operating margin up 40 bps to 10.4%, led by Aerospace (+15.1%) and Marine Systems (+10.4%); backlog reached $136.5 billion.
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Marine Systems$4,660M+10.4% YoY
Increased material and labor volume on Columbia-class submarine construction and higher throughput on the John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler
Technologies$3,619M+4.1% YoY
Higher volume across several C5ISR programs, particularly systems supporting land and air platforms and international programs
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Total revenue: $14.1B+8.1% YoY
Marine Systems$4,660M+10.4% YoY
Increased material and labor volume on Columbia-class submarine construction and higher throughput on the John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler
Within Marine Systems
Nuclear-powered submarines$3,519M
Technologies$3,619M+4.1% YoY
Higher volume across several C5ISR programs, particularly systems supporting land and air platforms and international programs
Aerospace$3,525M+15.1% YoY
Number and mix of aircraft deliveries (41 Gulfstream units vs 38) plus higher FBO activity and aircraft maintenance demand
Combat Systems$2,290M+0.3% YoY
Weapon systems and munitions up $95M on artillery production, offset by a $126M decline in U.S. military vehicles
Largest Expense Items
Product operating costs$7,337M+7.5% YoY
Driven by volume changes on aircraft manufacturing, ship construction and weapon systems and munitions programs
Service operating costs$4,574M+7.1% YoY
Driven by volume changes in ship services, C5ISR/IT services and aircraft services
General and administrative$723M
G&A was 5.2% of revenue in the first six months of 2026 versus 5.0% a year earlier
Margins: Consolidated operating margin rose 40 basis points to 10.4% on improved operating performance in Aerospace (+130 bps to 14.5%) and Marine Systems (+40 bps to 7.3%); Combat Systems and Technologies margins fell on program mix.
Watch Items from the Filing
U.S. government revenue was $9,480M of $14,094M total, with Department of War alone at $8,026M — heavy dependence on federal defense appropriations.
U.S. military vehicle revenue fell $126M on lower Army demand from recapitalization and termination of the M10 Booker program.
Net unbilled receivables include $1.3B tied to a large international tracked vehicle contract whose variable consideration could be realized below estimate.
Total backlog hit $136.5B, up from $130.8B a quarter earlier; Aerospace book-to-bill 1.5-to-1 and defense segments 1.4-to-1.
Approximately 300,000 shares were sold unregistered through 401(k) plans; a rescission offer is planned but not expected to be material.
AI-extracted and verified against SEC EDGAR filing text. Not investment advice.
