Investors in Lockheed Martin Corporation Urged to Join Class Action Lawsuit Amidst Securities Fraud Allegations

Investor Alert: Lockheed Martin Faces Class Action Lawsuit

On September 3, 2025, Pomerantz Law Firm disclosed the initiation of a class action lawsuit against Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE: LMT), a key player in aerospace and defense. The lawsuit centers around serious claims that Lockheed and certain officers engaged in securities fraud and other unlawful business practices, affecting shareholders negatively.

Investors who have sustained losses due to Lockheed's actions are encouraged to reach out to Pomerantz for assistance. The firm's representative, Danielle Peyton, provided contact details for those interested in joining the class.

The class action arises from alarming announcements made by Lockheed Martin regarding substantial financial losses from various classified programs. On October 22, 2024, prior to market opening, the company revealed an unexpected loss of $80 million on a classified program within its Aeronautics segment. This announcement came as a shock to investors and led to a significant drop in stock price.

The troubles didn’t stop there; on January 28, 2025, Lockheed reported pre-tax losses amounting to $1.7 billion linked to its classified programs across the Aeronautics, Missiles, and Fire Control sectors. This comprehensive review led the company to recognize about $555 million in losses for its Aeronautics program and another approximate $1.3 billion from the Missiles and Fire Control segment, attributing these losses to performance trends and risk evaluations.

These setbacks pressured Lockheed's stock, which plummeted by over $46 per share following the announcement. A successive financial report on July 22, 2025, disclosed a further $1.6 billion in program losses. Among these were $950 million due to issues in the classified Aeronautics program and additional charges arising from service contracts and ongoing negotiations with various clients.

Pomerantz law firm, known for its efficacy in securities litigation, is advising potential class members that they have until September 26, 2025, to file as Lead Plaintiffs in the case. Those who invested in Lockheed securities during the relevant Class Period are eligible to join the action. Preliminary documents and details about the lawsuit can be accessed through the firm’s website.

Founded by the notable Abraham L. Pomerantz, the firm has an extensive legacy in advocating for victims of securities fraud and corporate misconduct, having secured significant settlements for class members over the years. As the financial landscape continues to evolve, such legal actions emphasize the importance of accountability in corporate governance.

Investors are reminded of the critical nature of their due diligence in times of corporate tumult. The Lockheed Martin situation serves as a strong reminder for shareholders to stay informed and proactive. With impending deadlines and ongoing financial assessments, early engagement in legal matters can have lasting implications for investors’ recovery efforts.