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Boeing delivered 57 jets in August 2025, its highest tally during the month since 2018, up from 48 in July. Year-to-date deliveries reached 385 aircrafts, already above the 348 delivered in all of 2024, when a worker strike disrupted output. Last year the company was embroiled in several controversies after a fuselage panel blew-off in one of its 737 Max-9 airline mid-flight and resulted in grounding of its Max-9 variants. In August, Boeing delivered 42 737 MAXs, nine 787s Dreamliners, four 777s, and one 767, with nine jets going to Chinese carriers. Last month, Boeing booked 26 new orders and logged 725 gross orders with 46 cancellations/conversions, leaving an adjusted backlog of 5,994 aircraft. Boeing’s bonds have trended higher slowly since late-2024 after the company raised $21bn in share capital to strengthen its balance sheet and reached an agreement with workers regarding a compensation plan.
Boeing’s 3.45% 2028s are up by 0.4 points and currently trade at 97.97, yielding 4.15%.
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