Boeing reported its highest quarterly revenues since 2018 and strong cash flow growth on Tuesday on strong delivery growth and a jump in orders as the US aerospace giant’s turnaround gained momentum under chief executive Kelly Ortberg.
Annual revenues for 2025 of $89.5bn marked a 35 per cent increase on the previous year after fourth-quarter revenues rose 57 per cent to $23.9bn compared with 2024 when the group was wrestling with the fallout from a damaging workforce strike and the mid-flight blowout of a door panel on an Alaska Airlines jet.
The Virginia-based company cheered investors with its second consecutive quarter of positive free cash flow in the final quarter of 2025. Jay Malave, chief financial officer, told analysts on Tuesday that Boeing expected to achieve annual positive free cash flow of $1bn to $3bn this year.