Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc. Common Stock (HII) Stock Analysis — Latest Investor Quotes & Trade Calls

Huntington Gains with US Navy Warship Contract

"Let's take a look at Huntington, which is a ship builder. So, ticker HII currently shares up just a little bit, 0.2%, but yesterday was really the big rally. They were up more than 5% and it is enjoying a fourth straight day of gains all because of announcements from the US Navy. So, the Navy saying that it plans to build a new class of warship as part of President Donald Trump's Golden Fleet bid to revive US ship building. And so, Navy Secretary John Felen announcing the plan and they will aim to have the first boat ready by 2028. Guess which company is building it? Huntington. And the ship apparently will be based on Huntington's Legendass Cutter."

Christine Kino describes a notable rally in Huntington (HII) shares driven by a US Navy announcement to build a new class of warship, with the first vessel expected by 2028. This development underscores Huntington's role in benefiting from revived US shipbuilding efforts.

Huntington Ingalls Industries Contract Commentary

"I want to take you to shares of chipmaker Huntington Ingalls Industries. Okay. This is ticker H. I climbing as much as 4%. So the company said it's going to build this new frigate for the U.S. Navy. Right. But late yesterday it got a boost because President Trump announced this new Trump class of warships. Its CEO said that they're ready. They're looking forward to helping the Navy. It is a huge Navy thing. If you've ever been down to the Newport News, Norfolk area, you've seen huge shipbuilding footprints with Navy ships all over the place. He says it could do delivery in two and a half years."

The commentary focuses on Huntington Ingalls Industries, noting its recent 4% share climb tied to the new U.S. Navy frigate contract and positive remarks following Trump's announcement of a new warship class. The speaker underscores the company's robust position in a key Navy shipbuilding hub, with contract delivery expected in two and a half years.