Company Performance - Boeing's stock closed at $168.56, with a slight increase of +0.23% from the previous trading session, underperforming the S&P 500 which gained 0.67% [1] - Over the last month, Boeing's shares increased by 5.83%, lagging behind the Aerospace sector's gain of 8.52% and outperforming the S&P 500's loss of 5.28% [1] Upcoming Financial Results - Boeing is expected to report an EPS of -$1.41, reflecting a decrease of 24.78% from the same quarter last year, with anticipated revenue of $19.37 billion, indicating a 16.91% increase year-over-year [2] - For the annual period, the Zacks Consensus Estimates predict an EPS of -$2.21 and revenue of $83.63 billion, representing increases of +89.16% and +25.73% respectively from the previous year [3] Analyst Estimates and Rankings - Recent changes to analyst estimates for Boeing are crucial as they reflect the shifting dynamics of short-term business patterns, with upward revisions indicating analysts' positive outlook on the company's operations [4] - The Zacks Rank system, which incorporates estimate changes, currently ranks Boeing at 3 (Hold), with the consensus EPS estimate rising by 14.31% over the last 30 days [6] Industry Context - The Aerospace - Defense industry, part of the broader Aerospace sector, holds a Zacks Industry Rank of 154, placing it in the bottom 39% of over 250 industries, suggesting underperformance compared to higher-ranked industries [7]

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg is set to appear before a Senate committee on Wednesday to testify about how the plane maker will improve safety standards after several serious incidents in recent years, including a 2024 midair door plug blowout. Reuters reported it has seen a copy of Ortberg’s prepared testimony to the Senate Commerce Committee, in which he addresses Boeing’s quality and safety culture."Boeing has made serious missteps in recent years – and it is unacceptable," Ortberg will testify. "In response, ...

At press time on April 2, Boeing stock (NYSE: BA) was trading at $167.01, after a 6.58% drop on the 1-week chart. President Trump’s latest round of tariffs, to be announced later today, could severely impact the aviation giant’s long and complex supply chain.This latest move has brought BA shares back in the red, as year-to-date (YTD) losses stand at 2.09%.BA stock price 1-week and year-to-date (YTD) charts. Source: FinboldWall Street maintains a bullish long-term outlook, despite regulatory uncertainty and ...

"Boeing has made serious missteps in recent years — and it is unacceptable. In response, we have made sweeping changes to the people, processes, and overall structure of our company," Ortberg said in written testimony, which was seen by CNBC ahead of the hearing. "While there is still work ahead of us, these profound changes are underpinned by the deep commitment from all of us to the safety of our products and services."Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg will testify in front of a Senate committee on Wednesday on th ...

Of the 18 picks we highlighted in December for 2025, seven are in the black for Q1. Of those seven, only one can be classified as a tech name, a massive deviation from the usually-reliable software and semiconductors stocks that usually populate these lists. Banking looks to be back, and Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE:DB) is leading the way. In December, we liked the long-term rounding pattern that had formed, with the recently conquered $15 level a potential springboard. We also flagged contrarian potential that h ...

The Boeing Company (BA) recently secured an order from BOC Aviation to supply 50 of its 737-8 commercial aircraft, which enhanced the lessor's 737 MAX portfolio of 737-8 and 737-9 jets to 215. Following this deal, BOC Aviation has committed to buy more than 140 737-8 airplanes. BOC Aviation's recent purchase order for 737-8 jets reflects how confident lessors are in this aircraft's ability to meet the ongoing rise in demand for air travel while increasing fuel efficiency. The successful delivery of these je ...

Boeing Co. BA expanded its order pipeline after bagging five major deals over the last 10 days. While its short and medium-term price trend remains strong, here's more on the company's technical analysis. What Happened: Here are the five orders bagged by Boeing from March 21 to March 30. Korean Air: Malaysia Aviation Group: Finalized an order for up to 50 widebody aircraft, including 20 each of 777-9 jets, and 787-10 jets, and options for 10 more 787 Dreamliners. This is Korean Air's largest Boeing order, s ...

The Boeing Company (BA) recently clinched a contract involving the F/A-18 aircraft. The award has been offered by the Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support, Philadelphia, PA. Details of the Deal Valued at $12.9 million, the contract is expected to be completed by March 2030. Per the terms of the deal, Boeing will be engaged in the repair of the landing edge flap antenna used on the F/A-18 aircraft. A major portion of the work related to this contract will be carried out in Mesa, AZ. What's Fav ...

Is Boeing stock a buy? As previously discussed, there's a healthy bull and bear debate around Boeing stock, and Melius Research has come down on the bullish side, citing confidence in relatively new CEO Kelly Ortberg's turnaround plans. Buoyed by its recent win over Lockheed Martin for the next-generation air dominance (NGAD) F-47 fighter, the analyst shares management's enthusiasm over the deal. Indeed, investors have reason to be confident because the deal is widely reported to be a "cost-plus" deal, rath ...

Group 1: Contract Wins and Revenue Stability - Boeing secured a $240 million contract from the U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation Command to remanufacture five MH-47G Block II Chinook helicopters, with deliveries set for 2027, increasing the total number of MH-47G Block II aircraft under Army contract to 51 [1] - The recent military contract wins reinforce Boeing's prominence in defense aviation and ensure long-term revenue stability, potentially encouraging investors to consider adding Boeing to their portfolios [2] Group 2: Stock Performance - Boeing's shares have risen 1.2% year-to-date, outperforming the S&P 500's loss of 3.3%, but lagging behind the Zacks aerospace-defense industry's rise of 4.1% and the broader Zacks Aerospace sector's growth of 4.5% [3] - Other aerospace companies like Embraer and Airbus have seen significant stock gains, with Embraer up 29.4% and Airbus up 14% year-to-date [4] Group 3: Growth Drivers - Boeing has secured numerous contracts in both commercial and defense aerospace, including a landmark order from Korean Air for up to 50 widebody airplanes and an order from Japan Airlines for 17 737-8 jets [5] - The demand for air travel and the replacement of aging fleets are expected to drive the need for new jets and aftermarket services, contributing to Boeing's growth [7] - Boeing forecasts a $4.4 trillion market opportunity for commercial aviation support and services from 2024 to 2043, which should benefit its jet service business unit that had a backlog of $21.40 billion as of December 31, 2024 [8] Group 4: Earnings Estimates - The consensus estimate for Boeing's long-term earnings growth rate is 17.4%, higher than the industry's 11.2% [10] - For first-quarter 2025, Boeing's sales estimate suggests a 16.9% improvement year-over-year, while full-year 2025 sales are expected to increase by 25.7% [11] - However, first-quarter 2025 earnings estimates indicate a decline of 24.8%, while the full-year 2025 earnings estimate shows an improvement of 89.1% [11] Group 5: Challenges and Risks - Boeing faces challenges such as persistent supply-chain issues affecting the global aviation industry, which could impact operational performance [15] - The estimated number of aircraft deliveries for 2025 has dropped to 1,802, indicating a 21.4% reduction in capacity due to ongoing supply-chain issues [16] - Boeing's trailing 12-month return on invested capital (ROIC) is negative and lags behind the industry's return, suggesting insufficient returns on investments [17]