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Boeing’s quarterly report is highly anticipated as it will provide the most up-to-date information on the aftermath of the midair incident involving a 737 Max 9 plane in January. This incident has sparked a new safety crisis for the aircraft manufacturer, leading to federal scrutiny, a production slowdown, and impacting the global supply of new planes ahead of the busy summer travel season.
Analysts are forecasting that Boeing will report its seventh consecutive quarterly loss, with expectations that the company burned through more cash than initially projected due to the incident. According to estimates from LSEG, Wall Street expects Boeing to report a loss per share of $1.76 adjusted and revenue of $16.23 billion for the period ending March 31.
Boeing has faced challenges in increasing production, particularly of its popular 737 Max planes. The FAA’s restrictions on production following the January incident have highlighted compliance issues within Boeing’s supply chain, further complicating the situation.
With the impending departure of CEO Dave Calhoun by year-end, questions loom over the company’s future. When will Boeing stabilize its production line? Who will be appointed as the new CEO? What will be the financial toll of the current crisis? These are crucial questions that investors and industry observers are eager to have answered.
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