Boeing finalized a new labor deal with roughly 1,600 Spirit AeroSystems employees on Friday. Its shares slipped 0.1%, ending the day at $233.72 just before the weekend.
The Boeing Company’s shares slipped roughly 1% Wednesday, retreating from earlier gains as investors digested a cash-flow forecast that clashed with earnings boosted by a one-off divestiture gain. Boeing stock traded down 1.0% at $242 in morning New York session.
Boeing shares slipped 0.2% to $247.23 in early afternoon New York trading Friday, as investors digested cautious progress on a labor agreement linked to its Spirit AeroSystems acquisition and the latest developments from a federal crash investigation.
Boeing shares edged higher in after-hours trading on Monday after an industry data review pointed to a stronger year-end delivery tally, even as a separate analyst note flagged a December slowdown in 737 MAX fuselage shipments. The stock was up 0.2% at $228.13, after trading between $227.40 and $230.94 in the regular session.
NEW YORK — Friday, December 26, 2025 — In a thin, post‑Christmas trading session on Wall Street, The Boeing Company is back in the spotlight as investors weigh a fresh geopolitical headline out of Beijing, the company’s newly completed Spirit AeroSystems acquisition, and the steady push to ramp jet production. Reuters
Meta description: Boeing stock finished the week higher after a volatile stretch driven by Spirit AeroSystems integration, November delivery data, FAA scrutiny of the 737 MAX 10, and fresh program headlines—including another Air Force One delay. Here’s what moved BA this week and what investors are watching next.
Boeing stock is back in the spotlight on December 12, 2025, as investors weigh a fresh regulatory update tied to the 737 MAX 10, the company’s evolving certification timeline for MAX variants, and a growing body of 2026 cash-flow and production turnaround commentary from both management and Wall Street.
Boeing Company remains in the spotlight as investors digest a whirlwind of news: fresh November delivery numbers, the completed Spirit AeroSystems acquisition, bullish analyst calls for 2026, and new technology trials with United Airlines.
The Boeing Company is back in the headlines — and not just for safety and regulatory drama. As of December 9, 2025, Boeing stock is trading around $203 per share, giving the planemaker a market capitalization of roughly $155–160 billion.MarketBeat
Boeing shares are trading around $206 per share on December 8, 2025, up roughly 2% on the day as investors react to a major supply‑chain acquisition and a more optimistic multi‑year outlook. StockAnalysis
On December 8, 2025, Boeing officially completed its acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, halted trading in SPR, and kicked off the process to delist the shares from the New York Stock Exchange.Boeing Investors+1
Boeing’s stock is back in the spotlight as of December 6, 2025, with three big storylines converging:a near‑term Spirit AeroSystems acquisition, a promised return to positive free cash flow in 2026, and a wall of new defense and commercial orders that is reshaping the outlook for BA stock.
Boeing Co. is back in the spotlight as 2025 winds down. The stock is trading around $202 per share on December 5, 2025, roughly mid‑range between its 52‑week low near $129 and high around $243, and up about 14% year to date. StockAnalysis+1
Boeing Co. is trading around $202–203 per share on December 4, 2025, down roughly 1–1.5% on the day and valuing the company at about $154 billion. Over the past 12 months, the stock has traded between approximately $129 and $243, highlighting how volatile sentiment around the planemaker remains. MarketBeat
Boeing’s financial recovery is gathering pace, though the company isn’t profitable yet. In Q2 2025, revenue surged to $22.75 billion while losses narrowed to $612 millionts2.tech. Crucially, free cash flow turned positive – a milestone after years of cash burnts2.tech. Boeing’s backlog has swelled to about $619 billion as airlines snap up jets amid a travel reboundts2.tech.