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Boeing's Deliveries and Orders - Boeing delivered 60 airplanes in June, with 42 being 737 Maxes, marking the highest monthly delivery rate since December 2023 [1] - First half deliveries reached 280, the highest total since 2018 [2] - Net orders for June totaled 113, bringing the year-to-date total to 625 [2] - The backlog now stands at just under 5,953 planes [2] Production Rate and FAA Regulations - Boeing has reached a production rate of 38 planes per month, the limit set by the FAA [2] - Boeing intends to apply to the FAA to increase the production rate to 42 planes per month in the next couple of months [3] Stock Market Performance - The stock's movement is muted as the increased delivery rate was expected [3] - Boeing's stock is near its 52-week high, reflecting a positive trend in recent months [4] - Strong delivery totals are expected to continue for the next several months as Max production increases [4]

Boeing said it delivered 60 aircraft in June, its best showing in 18 months that reflects improvements in its factories and the resumption of US jet exports to China https://t.co/6AXOG83L4j ...

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Core Insights - Boeing received a total of 116 aircraft orders in June [1] - Boeing delivered 60 aircraft in June, including 42 units of the 737 MAX [1]

Core Insights - Boeing delivered 60 airplanes in the last month, marking the highest delivery rate since December 2023, as the company aims to increase production of its 737 Max jets following previous manufacturing and safety issues [1] - The recent delivery total includes 42 units of the 737 Max, with major customers such as Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and United Airlines [2] - Boeing's CEO, Kelly Ortberg, has indicated progress in enhancing production rates and quality on the factory lines [2] Production and Performance - For the three months ending June 30, Boeing delivered 150 airplanes, representing the best second quarter performance since 2018, prior to the grounding of Max jets due to two crashes [3] - The last time Boeing reported an annual profit was in 2018, and the ongoing issues have allowed rival Airbus to gain a competitive advantage [3] - Boeing had been producing approximately 38 Max aircraft per month and requires Federal Aviation Administration approval to exceed this limit, which was imposed after a door plug incident [4] - The CEO expressed confidence in increasing production to 42 Max jets per month [4]

Core Insights - Boeing announced significant program deliveries for both commercial and defense operations in the second quarter of 2025, with detailed financial results to be released on July 29 [1]. Commercial Airplanes Programs - In the second quarter of 2025, Boeing delivered a total of 150 commercial airplanes, with the breakdown as follows: - 737: 104 deliveries - 767: 9 deliveries - 777: 13 deliveries - 787: 24 deliveries - Year-to-date, total commercial airplane deliveries reached 280 [1]. Defense, Space & Security Programs - Boeing delivered a total of 36 defense, space, and security programs in the second quarter of 2025, with the following details: - AH-64 Apache (New): 2 deliveries - AH-64 Apache (Remanufactured): 10 deliveries - CH-47 Chinook (Renewed): 5 deliveries - F-15 Models: 3 deliveries - F/A-18 Models: 4 deliveries - KC-46 Tanker: 5 deliveries - MH-139: 4 deliveries - P-8 Models: 1 delivery - Commercial and Civil Satellites: 2 deliveries - Year-to-date, total defense program deliveries reached 62 [1].

Group 1: Boeing's Contract and Market Position - Boeing recently secured a contract valued at $2.84 billion for the Evolved Strategic Satellite (ESS) program, which is expected to be completed by December 31, 2033 [2][9] - The contract involves the development and production of four ESS space vehicles, enhancing capacity, flexibility, reliability, and resilience compared to existing strategic communications satellites [2][4] - Boeing's extensive experience in supporting major U.S. space missions positions the company favorably in the growing space technology market, particularly with the increasing demand for satellite deployment [3][4] Group 2: Industry Growth and Opportunities - The global space launch vehicles market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 18.4% from 2025 to 2030, driven by technological advancements and rising investments in space infrastructure [3] - Other companies benefiting from this market expansion include Northrop Grumman, which has a long-term earnings growth rate of 3.3% and is involved in launch vehicles and propulsion systems [5][6] - Rocket Lab is also positioned well with its advanced Electron rocket and the development of the Neutron rocket, expecting a year-over-year sales growth of 32.8% in 2025 [7][8] Group 3: Boeing's Stock Performance - Boeing's stock has increased by 27.3% over the past six months, outperforming the industry average growth of 22% [11] - The company currently holds a Zacks Rank of 3 (Hold), indicating a stable outlook in the market [12]

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