Boeing sees loss, but first positive cash flow since 2018
Financial Express Mumbai|January 26, 2023
BOEING LOSSES WIDENED for 2022 on weakness in its defence unit but the US planemaker reported its first yearly positive cash flow since 2018 on stronger commercial airplane deliveries.
Boeing sees loss, but first positive cash flow since 2018

The US planemaker missed Wall Street expectations on revenue and earnings per share in the final quarter of the year. Boeing shares, which have risen by more than 70% since September, fell 1.3% in early trading Wednesday.

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