Boeing $BA ( ▲ 3.16% ) is surging on Tuesday after CFO Jay Malave told investors that the company’s recovery is “in full force” and that it expects to return to positive free cash flow next year. Shares climbed more than 6 percent in premarket trading following the comments at a transportation conference.
Malave said Boeing “absolutely” expects year-over-year cash flow growth in 2026, adding that free cash flow should land in the “low positive single digits.” The company turned cash flow positive in Q3 for the first time since its high-profile door plug incident last year, a milestone that signaled operational stabilization after a turbulent stretch.
If Tuesday’s rally holds, it would mark just the sixth time in the last two years that Boeing has finished a trading session up more than five percent.nk their playbook, and even aging nuclear plants are getting a second look.