Boeing stock at EUR 154.01, down 1.38% premarket

Boeing stock traded at 154.01 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 08:40 CET on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 1.38 percent below the Xetra close of Monday, November 9, at EUR 156.16.

Production reset keeps recovery in focus

Boeing Commercial Airplanes plans to reduce its workforce as it moderates the pace of production increases. Division chief Stephanie Pope said in an internal memo that lower aircraft output had left the business overstaffed. Reductions are expected through attrition and involuntary layoffs, with notices starting in December at the earliest, according to a Reuters report carried by New Straits Times.

The move underscores the execution risk around Boeing's recovery. Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg told analysts last month that the company would miss its 737 production and delivery targets for 2026. Boeing now expects to reach a production rate of 47 737 jets per month in early 2027, later than its previous summer 2026 target.

Cash generation remains a central investor focus. Ortberg said Boeing does not expect to reach 10 billion US dollars in free cash flow until 2029, one year later than analysts had expected. The 737 is the company's largest cash generator, making stable output and deliveries important for the recovery path.

Boeing is also working to raise 787 production from eight to 10 aircraft per month, while its 767 and 777 programs face additional disruption. The workforce action therefore points to a broader effort to align staffing with factory throughput rather than a single-program adjustment.

Broader aerospace sentiment will remain relevant alongside the S&P 500.

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