Boeing surges as CFO reports the “recovery is in full force” and company expects positive free cash flow next year
Shares of Boeing are surging on Tuesday after the plane maker’s CFO said the company’s recovery “is in full force” and it expects positive free cash flow next year. The stock climbed more than 6% in premarket trading.
“For next year, we absolutely expect to grow year over year in cash flow,” CFO Jay Malave said at a transportation conference on Tuesday. “I expect free cash flow to grow and as I mentioned before, I expect right now, anyway, free cash flow to be in the low positive single digits.”
Boeing turned cash flow positive in the third quarter for the first time since its door plug blowout early last year.
If the stock move holds through the day, it would mark just the sixth time Boeing closes up more than 5% in the past two years.