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05.12.25 - 19:24
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Lockheed Delivers Steady Defense Profits as Boeing Burns Billions Ramping Production (24/7 Wall St.)
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Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) reported Q3 2025 earnings in late October, revealing two aerospace giants in completely different financial realities. Boeing delivered its strongest aircraft volume since 2018 while bleeding billions. Lockheed beat estimates with $6.95 EPS after a catastrophic Q2 miss. One Turns Cash Positive. The Other Stays Profitable. Boeing's ... Lockheed Delivers Steady Defense Profits as Boeing Burns Billions Ramping Production
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29.10.25 - 16:46
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ROUNDUP 2: Boeings Großraumjet 777X kommt noch später - Milliardenverlust (DPA-AFX)
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Der kriselnde Flugzeugbauer Boeing muss die Auslieferung seines Großraumjets 777X um ein weiteres Jahr verschieben. Jetzt soll die erste Maschine erst 2027 den Weg zu ihrer Käuferin finden - sieben Jahre später als anfangs geplant. Erstkundin ist die Deutsche Lufthansa. Bei Boeing schlägt die erneute Verzögerung des Modells mit weiteren 4,9 Milliarden US-Dollar (4,2 Mrd Euro) zu Buche. Die jahrelange Verschiebung hat den Hersteller damit schon fast 16 Milliarden Dollar gekostet. Im dritten Quartal schrieb Boeing erneut tiefrote Zahlen..
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29.10.25 - 14:24
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Earnings: Boeing Has A 777X Problem (24/7 Wall St.)
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Boeing (NYSE: BA) reported third-quarter results this morning that split the difference between operational recovery and program setbacks. Revenue beat expectations, and the company achieved a critical milestone by turning positive on free cash flow for the first time since 2023. But a $4.9 billion charge tied to 777X certification delays and a core loss ... Earnings: Boeing Has A 777X Problem
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21.10.25 - 16:42
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GE Hikes Outlook Again on Jet Boom (Bloomberg)
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General Electric boosted its annual forecast for a second straight quarter as booming air travel drives demand for jet engines and repairs. Revenue surged 26% last quarter to $11.3 billion, helped by strong maintenance work and new engine deliveries to Boeing and Airbus. Bloomberg's Brooke Sutherland spoke with Larry Culp, the CEO of GE and she joined Bloomberg Open Interest with more insight into the results. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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