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Sep 30
Boeing Q3 2025 Earnings Report
Boeing reported a significant net loss due to a $4.9B charge related to the 777X program in Q3 2025.
Key Takeaways
Boeing posted a $5.3B net loss in Q3 2025 despite higher commercial airplane deliveries and revenue of $23.3B, driven by a $4.9B charge from delays in the 777X certification.
Reported revenue of $23.3B, driven by 160 commercial airplane deliveries.
Posted a net loss of $5.3B due to a $4.9B charge related to the 777X program.
Positive free cash flow of $238M and operating cash flow of $1.1B.
737 production stabilized at 38/month and set to rise to 42/month with FAA approval.
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Boeing aims to recover operations and restore trust, with production increases underway, though 777X delays weigh on outlook.
Positive Outlook
- 737 production rate increasing to 42/month.
- Highest commercial airplane delivery volume since 2018.
- Positive free cash flow after several negative quarters.
- Backlog grew to $636B across all segments.
- Partnerships with FAA and global customers indicate future growth potential.
Challenges Ahead
- Significant $4.9B charge from 777X program delay.
- Q3 posted a net loss of $5.3B.
- Core loss per share remains deeply negative.
- Margins remain significantly negative across segments.
- Certification and delivery delays impacting timeline and investor confidence.