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Boeing Posts Q2 Loss, But Revenue Soars 25%

7/30/2025

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Boeing's Q2 2025 earnings showed a loss of $1.24 per share, an improvement from last year's $1.44 billion loss.
Revenue increased to $22.75 billion, reflecting a 25% rise from 2024, fueled by recovering commercial jet deliveries.
CEO Kelly Ortberg emphasizes safety and production discipline in his turnaround strategy, despite ongoing regulatory scrutiny and Airbus competition.
Analysts recommend a cautious investment approach, setting a target price between $242 and $250.

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Boeing's Q2 2025 earnings showed a loss of $1.24 per share, an improvement from last year's $1.44 billion loss.
Revenue increased to $22.75 billion, reflecting a 25% rise from 2024, fueled by recovering commercial jet deliveries.
CEO Kelly Ortberg emphasizes safety and production discipline in his turnaround strategy, despite ongoing regulatory scrutiny and Airbus competition.
Analysts recommend a cautious investment approach, setting a target price between $242 and $250.