Boeing CFO Says Q2 FCF Expected To Improve Vs Q1 But Will Still Be A "Sizeable" Burn
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Boeing's CFO announced during a conference call that the company expects its Free Cash Flow (FCF) in Q2 to improve compared to Q1, although it will still represent a 'sizeable' cash burn.

April 24, 2024 | 2:50 pm
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Boeing's CFO expects Q2 Free Cash Flow to be better than Q1 but will still be a significant cash burn.
The CFO's statement indicates a positive direction in Boeing's financial health with an improvement in Free Cash Flow, yet the mention of a 'sizeable' cash burn suggests ongoing financial challenges. This mixed signal could lead to a neutral short-term impact on Boeing's stock price as investors may be cautiously optimistic about the improvement but still concerned about the cash burn.
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