Boeing Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jay Malave said Dec. 2 that the company expects to report a $2 billion cash burn for all of 2025, better than predicted before, and that in 2026 it will record low-single-digit billions of dollars of positive free cash flow that grows annually.

Boeing's chief financial officer has firmly dismissed suggestions the manufacturer is close to launching development of a new commercial aircraft, stating that neither the company, technology nor market conditions are ready for such a programme.

Boeing stock jumped after a month-long selloff following its third quarter earnings report. Today, the CFO gave encouraging comments, reaffirming free cash flow expectations for next year. He also reiterated the company's mid-term $10 billion cash flow goal, sending shares higher.

Boeing stock soars 10% as market realizes it may have mispriced its future. The sentiment flip could make it a FOMO trade.

Boeing's chief of finance says the company's recovery is in full force. Jay Malave sees improving deliveries, margins, and supply chain ahead.