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The Boeing Company (BA) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow generation is erratic and unsustainable, highlighted by a $1.5 billion free cash flow deficit in 2026Q1 and a persistent reliance on stock-based compensation averaging over $100 million per quarter.

BA Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations2.5B1.06B-12.08B5.96B3.51B-3.42B-18.41B-2.45B15.32B13.34B10.5B9.36B8.86B8.18B7.51B4.02B2.95B5.6B-401M9.58B7.5B7B3.46B3.88B4.38B3.81B5.94B6.22B2.37B2.1B2.22B
Operating CF Margin %-1.19%-18.16%7.66%5.27%-5.48%-31.65%-3.19%15.15%14.19%11.1%9.74%9.76%9.44%9.19%5.85%4.59%8.21%-0.66%14.44%12.19%13.05%6.59%7.69%8.09%6.55%11.58%10.73%4.22%4.59%9.8%
Operating CF Growth %516.78%108.82%-302.68%69.7%202.81%81.44%-652.66%-115.96%14.82%27.1%12.13%5.7%8.3%8.94%86.63%36.28%-47.31%1497.26%-104.18%27.8%7.13%102.43%-10.9%-11.29%14.71%-35.81%-4.53%162.95%12.71%-5.53%108.54%
Net Income2.27B1.89B-11.83B-2.24B-4.93B-4.16B-11.94B-636M10.46B8.2B4.89B5.18B5.45B4.59B3.9B4.02B3.31B1.35B2.67B4.07B2.21B2.57B1.87B718M492M2.83B2.13B2.31B1.12B-178M1.09B
Depreciation & Amortization2.06B1.95B1.84B1.86B1.98B2.14B2.25B2.27B2.11B2.07B1.91B1.83B1.91B1.84B1.81B1.66B1.73B1.67B1.49B1.49B1.54B1.5B1.51B1.45B1.5B1.75B1.48B1.65B1.62B1.46B991M
Stock-Based Compensation452M426M407M690M1.94B2.07B445M217M202M202M190M189M195M206M193M186M215M238M209M287M743M852M576M456M447M378M00000
Deferred Taxes000003.28B6.7B-248M18M92M97M11M125M-52M35M63M174M182M-2.74B-3.15B-1.52B-1.82B-1.49B214M-693M-2.85B00000
Other Non-Cash Items-2.41B-2.2B6.27B1.56B388M227M1.47B579M244M289M362M359M289M517M684M231M563M259M2.87B4.21B2.33B2.77B2.47B1.01B2.52B2.87B852M194M153M1.3B133M
Working Capital Changes484M-1B-8.77B4.09B4.14B-6.98B-17.34B-4.63B2.28B2.5B3.04B1.79B897M1.08B880M-2.13B-3.03B1.91B-4.9B2.67B2.19B1.12B-1.48B28M111M-1.16B1.48B2.08B-528M-481M4M
Change in Receivables-669M-95M415M764M142M-713M909M603M-795M-1.82B112M-1.07B-1.33B-879M-27M-292M8M-391M564M-392M-244M-592M-241M357M-155M-1.19B00000
Change in Inventory-2.61B-1.5B-12.35B1.68B420M-1.13B-11B-12.39B568M-1.08B3.75B-1.11B-4.33B-5.56B-5.68B-10.01B-7.39B-1.52B-6.17B-1.56B444M-1.97B611M351M1.51B-19M1.1B2.03B618M-1.01B250M
Change in Payables1.89B724M-793M1.67B838M-3.78B-5.36B1.6B2M130M622M-238M1.34B-298M1.2B1.16B313M1.14B872M928M-744M1.15B862M-147M-823M490M00000
Cash from Investing7.93B499M-11.97B-2.44B4.37B9.32B-18.37B-1.53B-4.62B-2.06B-3.38B-1.85B2.47B-5.15B-3.76B2.37B-4.83B-3.79B1.89B-3.82B-3.19B-98M-1.37B-1.06B-3.42B-4.71B-7.63B-1.43B-2.83B-2.25B300M
Capital Expenditures-3.54B-2.94B-2.23B-1.53B-1.22B-980M-1.3B-1.96B-1.79B-1.87B-2.61B-2.45B-2.24B-2.24B-1.71B-1.71B-1.13B-1.19B-1.85B-1.73B-1.68B-1.55B-978M-741M-1B-1.07B-932M-1.24B-1.58B-1.39B-762M
CapEx % of Revenue3.84%3.29%3.35%1.96%1.83%1.57%2.24%2.56%1.77%1.99%2.76%2.55%2.46%2.58%2.09%2.49%1.75%1.74%3.04%2.61%2.73%2.89%1.86%1.47%1.85%1.84%1.82%2.13%2.82%3.04%3.36%
Acquisitions-1.17B-1.17B74M-70M-6M-6M296M9M-3.23B-324M-297M-31M-163M-26M-124M-42M-932M-639M-964M-75M-1.85B-172M-34M289M-22M-22M-5.73B0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing9.91B9.92B-704M-131M30M534M-18M321M109M94M40M81M67M51M97M163M145M-381M34M-123M314M1.76B2.38B-761M-2.03B-3.62B-969M-197M-1.24B-859M1.06B
Cash from Financing-10.45B-3.76B25.21B-5.49B-1.27B-5.6B34.95B5.74B-11.72B-11.35B-9.59B-7.92B-8.59B-4.25B-3.48B-1.7B-1.96B4.09B-5.2B-4.88B-3.65B-4.66B-3.52B-521M746M523M-658M-3.62B-1.78B-899M-1.88B
Debt Issued (Net)-10.12B-3.46B1.49B-5.14B-1.28B-5.58B36.25B13.22B1.36B1.12B-34M861M-639M-863M-2.02B-131M-648M5.41B-725M-1.37B-1.68B-1.38B-2.21B18M1.25B3.44B2.07B-239M118M-635M-109M
Equity Issued (Net)-31M023.86B45M50M42M36M-2.59B-8.92B-9.24B-7B-6.75B-5.66B-1.7B120M114M87M-40M-2.94B-2.57B-1.4B-2.53B-752M00-2.42B-2.36B-2.84B-1.33B293M-503M
Dividends Paid-345M-331M0000-1.16B-4.63B-3.95B-3.42B-2.76B-2.49B-2.12B-1.47B-1.32B-1.24B-1.25B-1.22B-1.19B-1.1B-956M-820M-648M-572M-571M-582M-504M-537M-564M-557M-379M
Share Repurchases-31M000000-2.65B-9B-9.24B-7B-6.75B-6B-2.8B000-50M-2.94B-2.77B-1.7B-2.88B-752M00-2.42B-2.36B-2.94B-1.4B-141M-718M
Other Financing39M24M-136M-391M-40M-66M-173M-256M-222M179M204M460M-181M-215M-259M-439M-148M-56M-348M144M395M70M90M33M67M84M136M000-887M
Net Change in Cash5M-2.16B1.11B-1.93B6.54B300M-1.73B1.85B-1.18B12M-2.5B-431M2.65B-1.25B292M4.69B-3.86B5.95B-3.77B924M706M2.21B-1.43B2.3B1.7B-377M-2.34B1.17B-2.24B-1.05B645M
Free Cash Flow-1.04B-1.88B-14.4B4.43B2.29B-4.4B-19.71B-4.41B13.53B11.47B7.89B6.91B6.62B5.94B5.8B2.31B1.82B4.42B-2.25B7.85B5.82B5.45B2.48B3.14B3.37B2.75B5.01B4.99B783M709M1.46B
FCF Margin %-1.13%-2.1%-21.65%5.7%3.44%-7.06%-33.89%-5.76%13.38%12.21%8.34%7.19%7.3%6.86%7.1%3.36%2.84%6.47%-3.7%11.83%9.46%10.17%4.73%6.22%6.24%4.72%9.76%8.6%1.39%1.55%6.44%
FCF Growth %91.84%86.96%-424.79%93.58%152.09%77.7%-347.31%-132.57%17.93%45.5%14.07%4.39%11.46%2.47%151%26.58%-58.68%296.05%-128.69%34.98%6.69%119.88%-21.02%-6.94%22.87%-45.19%0.44%537.04%10.44%-51.47%234.32%
FCF per Share-1.27-2.46-22.267.313.85-7.48-34.64-7.7623.0818.7912.259.938.977.727.593.072.456.19-3.0910.177.396.793.053.884.173.315.755.390.800.731.49
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.46x0.48x1.02x-2.68x-0.71x0.81x1.55x3.85x1.47x1.58x2.15x1.81x1.63x1.79x1.93x1.00x0.89x4.20x-0.15x2.36x3.40x2.73x1.89x5.41x8.89x1.35x2.79x2.70x2.11x-11.80x2.03x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Persistent Operational Cash Burn

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Remains Severely Disconnected

As reported in recent financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, exemplified by the 2025Q4 period where the company reported $8.2B in net income while generating only $1.3B in operating cash flow, suggesting significant non-cash accounting distortions.

The persistent divergence between bottom-line results and cash generation indicates that reported earnings are not reflective of the company's actual liquidity position. Investors should monitor this gap, as it suggests that accounting adjustments and non-operating items are masking the underlying cash-burning nature of the core manufacturing business.

Free Cash Flow Trajectory Remains Volatile

Based on historical cash flow data, Boeing's free cash flow has remained deeply negative in seven of the last ten quarters, with a cumulative outflow that highlights the extreme difficulty in achieving a sustainable, positive cash flow trajectory under current production and regulatory constraints.

The inability to maintain positive free cash flow suggests that the company is currently reliant on external financing or balance sheet depletion to fund operations. This trajectory warrants further investigation into whether the current production cadence can ever reach a break-even point without further capital infusions.

Working Capital Swings Impede Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have been a primary driver of cash flow volatility, with a massive $2.7B outflow in 2025Q1 followed by a $1.5B inflow in 2025Q4, illustrating the company's struggle to manage inventory and payables amidst production disruptions.

These violent swings in working capital suggest that the company is struggling to synchronize its supply chain with delivery schedules. The reliance on large working capital inflows to bolster cash flow appears to be a temporary measure rather than a sign of improved operational efficiency.

Capital Intensity Pressures Cash Reserves

As reported in financial statements, Boeing has maintained a consistent capital expenditure profile, with quarterly spending frequently exceeding $600M, which, when combined with negative operating cash flow, places significant pressure on the company's liquidity and ability to fund necessary infrastructure and R&D projects.

The sustained level of capital intensity appears to be driven by the need to maintain aging production facilities and invest in new airframe development. This spending is mandatory, yet it exacerbates the cash burn, leaving little room for error in the company's broader financial recovery plan.

Cash Flow Statement Obscures Operational Realities

Based on the provided cash flow data, the consistent use of stock-based compensation, which averaged over $100M per quarter, serves to artificially inflate cash flow metrics while failing to account for the true economic cost of talent retention during this period of intense operational distress.

The cash flow statement obscures the true cost of operations by treating stock-based compensation as a non-cash add-back, which may lead to an overestimation of the company's self-funding capabilities. Analysts should be wary of these adjustments, as they mask the dilution and real expense associated with maintaining the workforce.

BA — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying BA stock.

How much cash does The Boeing Company (BA) generate from operations?

The Boeing Company (BA) generated $1.06B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is The Boeing Company's free cash flow?

The Boeing Company (BA) reported negative free cash flow of $1.88B in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is The Boeing Company's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

The Boeing Company (BA) spent $2.94B on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does The Boeing Company distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, The Boeing Company (BA) returned $331.0M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.