The acquisition will expand Lockheed Martin’s undersea and anti-submarine warfare capabilities for U.S. and allied naval forces. • See what LMT stock is doing nowLockheed Expands Maritime Defense PortfolioUltra Maritime develops mission-critical maritime defense systems, including sonar technologies, sonobuoys, torpedo defense systems, radar solutions and autonomous sensing platforms.The acquisition will broaden Lockheed Martin’s sonar offerings for next-generation maritime platforms. Ultra Maritime’s exportable products include sonobuoys, towed sonar arrays, and hull-mounted sonar systems.Ultra Maritime To Join Lockheed UnitAfter the transaction closes, Ultra Maritime will become part of Lockheed Martin’s Rotary and Mission Systems business area."By joining forces with Ultra Maritime, we’re accelerating our commitment to deliver the most advanced undersea and anti-submarine warfare capabilities to our U.S. and allied partners across the globe," said Stephanie C. Hill, president of Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems.Advent Highlights Operational ProgressAdvent International backed Ultra Maritime since 2022, investing to improve execution, expand industrial capacity and support innovation.Shonnel Malani, managing partner at Advent, said Ultra Maritime had mission-critical technology but had previously been underinvested and underperforming.Over four years, Advent strengthened the business into a more innovative partner for allied navies, with improved execution, greater industrial capacity, and next-generation autonomous solutions.Critical Levels To Watch for LMT StockFrom a trend perspective, LMT is trying to stabilize after a choppier stretch: it’s trading about 3% above its 20-day and 50-day SMAs, but still about 7% below its 100-day SMA and just under its 200-day SMA. Momentum looks like it’s improving: MACD is above its signal line, and the histogram is positive, which typically indicates downside pressure is easing relative to the prior downswing.