All Brands Owned by L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

What does L3Harris Technologies own?

L3Harris owns defense technology businesses spanning space systems, tactical communications, ISR missionization, electronic warfare, and propulsion. Its named brands include Aerojet Rocketdyne, WESCAM sensors, Falcon tactical radios, and the VAMPIRE counter-drone system. In 2026 it reorganized into Space and Mission Systems, Communications and Spectrum Dominance, and Missile Solutions segments.

Is L3Harris publicly traded?

Yes. L3Harris trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker LHX and is a component of the S&P 500. It has been public since its 2019 formation, and both predecessor companies were long-standing public companies: Harris since the mid-20th century and L3 since its 1998 IPO.

Who founded L3Harris?

L3Harris was formed in 2019 by merger, not founded by an individual. Its predecessors were Harris Corporation, founded by brothers Alfred and Charles Harris in Niles, Ohio, in 1895, and L-3 Communications, founded by Frank Lanza and Robert LaPenta in 1997 with Lehman Brothers backing.

Where is L3Harris headquartered?

L3Harris is headquartered in Melbourne, Florida, on the state's Space Coast, the former headquarters of Harris Corporation. The company also maintains major operations in Canoga Park and Rancho Cordova, California; Huntsville, Alabama; Rochester, New York; Palm Bay, Florida; and Hamilton, Ontario.

How many brands does L3Harris own?

The company operates a handful of named product brands, most prominently Aerojet Rocketdyne and WESCAM, plus product families including Falcon radios and the VAMPIRE counter-drone system. Most of its business is organized around engineering programs and contracts rather than consumer-facing brands.

Who owns L3Harris?

L3Harris is publicly owned, with shares distributed among institutional investors, index funds, and retail shareholders. Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street are typically the largest holders. No single investor controls the company, though the Department of War took a $1 billion preferred stake in its Missile Solutions unit in 2026.

What is the Aerojet Rocketdyne split-up?

Announced with fiscal 2025 results in January 2026, L3Harris is separating Aerojet Rocketdyne's businesses. It agreed to sell 60 percent of the civil Space Propulsion and Power Systems business to AE Industrial Partners for approximately $845 million, and plans an IPO of the Missile Solutions business in 2026, with the Department of War investing $1 billion in preferred securities convertible into IPO shares at a 20 percent discount.