Boeing Co
NYSE: BA
Stock price
217.63 USD
(-13.76%) 5 years
Financial Performance
5Y price score: (21)
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10Y return: 91.4%
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153.5
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$ 170,915.1
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108.3
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39.9 %
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91.4 %
Free cash flow per share growth
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Earnings per share growth
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Founded: 1,916
Employees: 156,000
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Latest Earnings Call Takeaways
2025 Q4 (Jan 27, 2026)
1) Strategy & Leadership
- Boeing is focused on a four-point plan to stabilize the business, execute development programs, change company culture, and build a sustainable future.
- The company has seen record-breaking backlogs, delivering 600 airplanes in 2025, the highest since 2018, and winning over 1,100 commercial orders.
- A new five-year labor agreement was ratified with the IAM representative workforce in Saint Louis, supporting production stability.
- The acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems was completed, aimed at improving safety and quality across operations and supply chain.
2) Financial & Segment Results
- Q4 revenue reached $23.9 billion, up 57% YoY, driven by improved operational performance and higher commercial deliveries.
- Core EPS was $9.92, reflecting a significant gain from the Digital Aviation Solutions divestiture.
- Free cash flow was positive at $375 million, slightly exceeding expectations.
- BCA (Boeing Commercial Airplanes) delivered 160 airplanes in Q4 and 600 for the year, with a backlog of $567 billion.
- BDS (Boeing Defense, Space & Security) delivered 37 aircraft in Q4, with revenue growing 37% to $7.4 billion, despite a $565 million loss on the KC-46A tanker program.
3) Operational or Product Plans
- The 737 production rate is stabilizing at 42 airplanes per month, with plans to increase to 47 later in 2026.
- The 787 program is stabilizing at a rate of eight per month, with a target to increase to ten later this year.
- The 777-9 certification process is ongoing, with expectations for delivery in 2027 despite identified durability issues.
- The KC-46 tanker program is expected to deliver 19 units in 2026, with a focus on improving operational performance.
4) Guidance & Outlook / Investor Angle
- Boeing anticipates positive free cash flow of $1 billion to $3 billion in 2026, despite challenges from Spirit integration and delayed certifications.
- The company expects to achieve $10 billion in free cash flow in the future, contingent on improved production rates and operational performance.
- BCA is projected to deliver around 500 aircraft in 2026, with the 787 program expected to deliver 90 to 100 aircraft.
- The defense segment is positioned for growth, with a record backlog of $85 billion and ongoing discussions for multiyear contracts.
5) Problems / Headwinds
- There are ongoing challenges with certification timelines for the 737 MAX derivatives and the 777-9, which may impact cash flow and delivery schedules.
- The KC-46 program continues to face cost overruns, impacting margins.
- The integration of Spirit AeroSystems presents risks but is expected to improve overall operational performance in the long run.
- The transcript lacks specific figures on the quantum of excess advances and customer considerations impacting cash flow.
Bottom line: Boeing is on a recovery path with strong order backlogs and improved operational performance, but faces challenges in certification timelines and integration of Spirit AeroSystems. The outlook for positive cash flow in 2026 and beyond remains optimistic, contingent on stabilizing production rates and addressing ongoing program issues.
Boeing Co — Financial Overview, Stock Price, Market Cap
Boeing Co is a company. Founded in 1916. As of April 13, 2026, the company's market capitalization is $170915067610 with a current stock price of $217.63.