April 9 - Boeing (BA, Financial) is gearing up to report its Q1 earnings on April 23, 2025, and analysts are bracing for a loss of $1.44 per share. That's a bigger hit than last year's loss of $1.13 per share, reflecting ongoing struggles. Boeing has missed expectations in three out of the last four quarters, with the most recent Q4 results showing a massive miss of 83.2%.
On the flip side, there's some hope on the horizon. For fiscal year 2026, analysts are forecasting a big rebound, with earnings expected to surge 227.2% to $2.85 per share. But for 2025, the outlook is still pretty grim, with a loss of $2.24 per share expected. Boeing is still dealing with some tough issues, including high costs and workforce cuts, which led to a 30.8% drop in Q4 revenue.
Over the last year, Boeing (BA, Financial) shares have dropped 23.2%, underperforming both the S&P 500 Index and the Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund, which saw smaller losses.
Previously, Boeing shares managed to climb 1.5% after the last Q4 report, though they later fell 2.3% in the next trading session.
Let's see where shares will head after the Q1 report.
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