Boeing Faces Financial Turmoil Amid Strikes and Production Delays

The aerospace giant seeks to raise $25 billion to stabilize finances as it grapples with ongoing worker strikes and operational challenges.

Boeing plans to raise up to $25 billion through stock and debt offerings to address financial instability caused by years of losses.
A $10 billion credit agreement has been arranged to provide short-term liquidity and ease immediate financial pressures.
The company is dealing with a significant strike involving 33,000 workers, which has halted production of key aircraft models.
Boeing has not reported an annual profit since 2018, following the 737 Max crashes, and is now experiencing a cash burn of over $1 billion per month.
S&P Global and Fitch Ratings have warned of potential credit downgrades, but recent financial moves may help maintain investment-grade status.