NYSE:BA 25 January 2026 - 1 February 2026

Boeing shares fell 1.2% to $241.59 Wednesday and were little changed after hours, following a quarter marked by a $10.6 billion asset sale and continued losses in its main divisions. The company secured FAA approval for 737-10 certification flight testing and advanced the 777X program, while 787 production increased. Boeing ended 2025 with a record $682 billion backlog. Investors remain focused on certification and cost risks.

Boeing shares fell 1.6% to $244.56 in after-hours trading Tuesday after core Q4 earnings missed forecasts, despite a $10.6 billion gain from selling Jeppesen. Net income reached $8.22 billion, but the commercial airplanes unit posted a $632 million operating loss. Boeing boosted 737 output to 42 per month and secured FAA approval for 737-10 test flights. No formal 2026 financial guidance was given.

Boeing shares rose 1.5% to $252.11 after posting a fourth-quarter profit and $23.9 billion in revenue, aided by a $9.6 billion asset sale. The commercial airplanes unit lost $632 million, while defense and space lost $507 million, including a $565 million KC-46 charge. Boeing secured 1,075 gross orders in 2025, surpassing Airbus for the first time in a decade. Production of the 737 increased to 42 jets monthly, with FAA approval for 737-10 test flights.

Boeing shares fell 1.5% to $248.43 in after-hours trading Monday, trailing broader market gains. Investors are watching for Tuesday’s earnings, with focus on 737 MAX production rates and free cash flow. Certification delays and supply-chain issues remain unresolved. Wall Street expects a 39-cent per share loss for the quarter.

Boeing shares fell 0.6% to $250.53 in midday trading Monday ahead of Tuesday’s fourth-quarter results. Investors are focused on 737 production rates, cash flow, and certification delays, with Boeing aiming to boost output beyond 38 jets a month. FAA approval for the MAX 7 and MAX 10 remains pending due to engine de-icing issues. Boeing reported 160 commercial deliveries in the fourth quarter, pending final results.

Boeing shares closed up 0.3% at $252.15 on Friday, as the Commerce Department reported a surge in U.S.-backed foreign contracts, including record jetliner orders for 2025. Boeing outpaced Airbus in net orders for the first time in seven years. Investors await updates on cash flow and production ahead of earnings. Labor talks at Spirit AeroSystems continue, with a vote set for January 30.