BofA Securities analyst Ronald J. Epstein reiterated a Neutral rating on Boeing Company BA, with a price forecast of $200.
The Boeing Company's CEO Kelly Ortberg faces a significant strike, with 23% of the workforce demanding higher wages and job security, impacting production and revenue. The strike could cost Boeing $61-$77 million daily in lost revenue, potentially causing $2.8-$3.5 billion in free cash flow pressure over 56 days. Boeing's strained relationship with unions and history of outsourcing to control labor costs exacerbate the current crisis, risking further instability.
A strike beginning Friday by more than 30,000 of Boeing's U.S. West Coast factory workers will make it harder for the planemaker to meet a 737 MAX production target and stabilize its supply chain, CFO Brian West said on Friday.
Fitch said on Friday an extended strike at Boeing could pose a risk for a credit ratings downgrade.
Chief Financial Officer Brian West said the financial impact of the strike will depend on how long it lasts, but noted it will affect the company's production of its best-selling planes. In this article BA
As Boeing Co.'s stock took another downturn on Friday after some workers voted to go on strike, bondholders were taking the opposite tack, snapping up the outstanding notes in strong volume.
Boeing's West Coast factory workers walked off the job early on Friday after they unanimously rejected a contract, halting production of the company's best-selling 737 MAX jet.
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Boeing (BA) shares fell in pre-market trading Friday as the company's largest labor union partner voted to reject Boeing's latest contract offer and started its first strike in over a decade, shutting down production at dozens of Boeing's facilities.
Workers at aircraft maker Boeing are to go on strike for the first time since the global financial crash, piling more pressure on the troubled company.
Boeing's stock was sinking ahead of Friday's open after the aerospace giant's machinists union voted to go on strike.
Could Boeing stock (NYSE: BA) fall to $130 from the roughly $160 level it is at currently? Does this sound unlikely?