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The Boeing Company is the
world's leading aerospace company, with its heritage mirroring the history
of flight. It is the largest manufacturer of satellites, commercial jetliners
and military aircraft. The company is also a global market leader in missile
defense, human space flight and launch services. In terms of sales, Boeing
is the largest U.S. exporter. Total company revenues for 2002 were $54.1
billion.
Boeing continues to expand
its product line and develop new technologies to meet customer needs. From
creating new versions of its family of commercial airplanes; to developing,
producing, supporting and modifying aircraft for the U.S. military; to
building launch vehicles capable of lifting more than 14 tons into orbit;
to improving communications for people around the world through an advanced
network of satellites, Boeing continues a long tradition of technical excellence
and innovation.
Boeing employs close to
160,000 people, in more than 70 countries and 38 states within the U.S.,
with major operations in the Puget Sound area of Washington state; Southern
California; Wichita, Kansas; and St. Louis, Missouri. The global reach
of the Chicago-based company includes customers in 145 countries
Boeing
Reports Third-Quarter Results and Raises 2007 Guidance PDF
Net earnings of $694 million,
or $0.89 per share, including previously disclosed charge of $0.22 per
share to exit Connexion business
Adjusted EPS* in Q3 increased
to $1.11 per share; up 50 percent year to date
Revenue grew 19 percent
to $14.7 billion
Record backlog rose to $229
billion
2006 EPS guidance reflects
Connexion charge offset by performance improvements; 2007 EPS guidance
increased $0.20 per share
Boeing
Reports Double-Digit Growth in Revenue, Earnings and Cash Flow PDF
First-quarter EPS increased
33 percent to $0.88 as net income grew 29 percent to $692 million
Revenue grew 12 percent
to $14.3 billion while operating cash flow increased 46 percent to $2.1
billion
Earnings from operations
rose 40 percent to $959 million
Backlog rose 42 percent
to a record $213 billion
2006 and 2007 outlook reaffirmed,
reflecting commercial airplane market strength and company-wide growth
and productivity initiatives
Boeing Fourth-Quarter Net
Income More Than Doubles; EPS Outlook Raised
CHICAGO, Feb. 1, 2006 --
Fourth-quarter net income
more than doubled to $460 million, or $0.58 per share; revenue grew 7 percent
despite impact of strikes
Full-year EPS grew 39 percent
to $3.20 on a 5 percent revenue increase
Operating cash flow grew
to a record $7.0 billion for the year, reflecting sales success and productivity
improvements across the company
Backlog climbed 33 percent
to a record $202 billion
EPS forecast for 2006 increased;
2007 outlook reflects commercial airplane market strength and company-wide
growth and productivity initiatives
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