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Mercury Systems beats estimates as defense orders surge

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Mercury Systems (MRCY) reported better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter earnings and revenue Tuesday, buoyed by rising demand for defense electronics and a surge in new orders that pushed its backlog to a record.

The Andover, Massachusetts-based company reported adjusted earnings of $0.52 a share

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