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Boeing significantly reduced its Q2 loss, with an adjusted core loss per share of $1.24 vs. $2.90 a year earlier, outperforming analyst expectations of about $1.48. Revenue rose 35% YoY to $22.75bn, better than the forecasted $21.86bn. Deliveries rebounded sharply as Boeing handed over 285 commercial jets in the first half of 2025 vs. 175 during the same period last year. This includes 206 of its 737 MAXs, up from 135 a year earlier. Importantly, free cash flow usage improved dramatically to $200mn in Q2, far better than expectations of $1.7bn. Boeing’s defence, space & security division posted an operating profit of $110mn, compared to a $913mn loss a year earlier. The company burned $2.3bn in free cash during the previous quarter vs. $4.3bn the same time last year. The performance underscored Boeing’s gradual recovery from prior regulatory and labour disruptions, with improving cash flow, rising deliveries, and stabilizing production momentum.
Boeing’s 6.875% 2039s were up 1.4 points to trade at 110 cents on the dollar, yielding 5.8%.
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