United Technologies, Raytheon Combine Into Aerospace, Defense Giant

The video discusses United Technologies' strategic breakup into three focused entities, emphasizing its shift towards aerospace and defense. The financial implications of this move, including maintaining revenue levels and addressing investor concerns, are explored. The impact of industrial breakups on market diversity and recession resilience is considered. The focus on defense, particularly Raytheon's global market presence, is highlighted. Finally, the video examines Boeing's supplier dynamics and how United Technologies might leverage its position in negotiations.

What major acquisition did United Technologies make as part of its transformative moves?

• General Electric

• Rockwell Collins

• Northrop Grumman

• Lockheed Martin

What is the expected sales figure for United Technologies after its restructuring?

• $60 billion

• $90 billion

• $50 billion

• $75 billion

What is one potential risk mentioned regarding United Technologies' focus on defense contracting?

• Increased competition from new entrants

• Higher operational costs

• Decreased innovation

• Loss of diversity in business operations

What percentage of Raytheon's backlog is attributed to overseas buyers?

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

• 20%

How might the 737 Max crisis affect Boeing's relationship with its suppliers?

• No change in the relationship

• Suppliers will have more negotiating power

• Boeing will gain more leverage

• Boeing will stop working with current suppliers