In the most recent trading session, Boeing (BA) closed at $202.54, indicating a -1.38% shift from the previous trading day.
The regulator is asking Boeing to sell Spirit businesses that supply products to Airbus, as well as Spirit's Malaysian aerostructures business Subang.
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Macy's beat Wall Street's top- and bottom line expectations for the third quarter. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly sent a memo to employees laying out a "code red" effort to improve ChatGPT.
Boeing is gaining momentum in airplane orders and deliveries, narrowing the gap with Airbus and showing strong year-on-year growth. BA's net order value surged, now holding a 62% share versus Airbus' 38%, driven by wide-body demand and improved order inflow. Airbus leads in total deliveries by volume, but BA holds a slim advantage in delivery value due to its wide-body mix.
Shares of an aircraft manufacturer skyrocketed as a top executive said deliveries and free cash flow would trend higher in 2026, while a large semiconductor player extended its hot streak.
Boeing has not been cash-flow positive on a yearly basis since 2023. That's about to change.
Boeing Co (NYSE:BA, XETRA:BCO) shares added almost 10% on Tuesday after its chief financial officer Jay Malave said the company's recovery is "in full force" when speaking at the UBS Global Industrials and Transportation Conference. Malave highlighted that Boeing plans to complete its acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems by the end of this year, despite noting that November aircraft deliveries were “a little light.
Major U.S. equities indexes gained ground on Tuesday, with tech stocks trending higher after a day of declines on Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and benchmark S&P 500 gained 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively, and the tech-centric Nasdaq rose 0.4%.
The Boeing Company (BA) Presents at UBS Global Industrials and Transportation Conference Transcript
Boeing CFO Jay Malave said Tuesday that the company expects deliveries for both the 737 jets and the 787 jets to be up next year. Malave also said he expects positive free cash flow in the "low single digits.
A day after NASA announced it had slashed the number of astronaut missions involving the Boeing Starliner and reduced the scope of the spacecraft program, the Department of Defense awarded the aerospace giant two contracts valued at more than $7 billion.