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The Boeing Company ($BA)

Dylan Taub, Matt Genser, Ryan Stuecheli, Tim Erday

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Company Overview

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Executive Summary

  • Founded in 1916
  • Maintain diverse product lines headlined by division
    • Commercial Airplanes (BCA)
    • Defense, Space & Security (BDS)
    • Boeing Global Services
    • Boeing Capital
  • Dave Calhoun has served as the Chief Executive Office since 2020
    • Philosophy of maintaining their market share today while finding ways to innovate for tomorrow

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Business Highlights

  • Largest growth occurring through increased production of the 737 Max
    • Plans to hire an additional 10,000 workers in 2023 to support this growth
  • Current production of 30-35 commercial jets per month
    • Ensuring capacity for 50-60 per month by 2025
  • Opportunities for sustained international growth, particularly in India
    • International orders for the 737 Max skyrocketed after the FAA ban was lifted
  • Sustained market share in contracts with the Department of Defense
    • In 2022, they earned approximately 4% of all contracts awarded by the Department of Defense

Sources: Boeing, Department of Defense

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Primary Revenue Streams

Boeing 737

  • Best-selling and most produced product in BCA history; the 737 Max Dreamliner was just approved for delivery
    • Accounted for 81% of plane deliveries in 2022
  • Estimated 50% growth in the single-aisle market over the next 50 years
  • Plans to increase monthly 737 Max production from 31 to 50 planes per month by the end of 2026

AH-64 Apache Combat Helicopter

  • AH-64A is their most popular model, utilized by defensive forces around the globe
  • Recently introduced the AH-64D, a revolutionized version of the helicopter
    • Upgraded reconnaissance capabilities through further investment in autonomous weapons

Sources: Boeing

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Financial Profile

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Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income

2022

2021

2020

Revenue

$ 66,608.00

$ 62,286.00

$ 58,158.00

Expenses

$ 63,106.00

$ 59,269.00

$ 63,843.00

Net Operating Income (Loss)

$ 3,502.00

$ 3,017.00

$ (5,685.00)

Other Comprehensive Income

$ 2,109.00

$ 5,474.00

$ (980.00)

Net Income (Loss)

$ (2,944.00)

$ 1,184.00

$ (12,921.00)

Sources: Boeing

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Consolidated Balance Sheet

2022

2021

Current Assets

$ 109,523.00

$ 108,666.00

PP&E

$ 10,550.00

$ 10,918.00

Total Assets

$ 137,100.00

$ 138,552.00

Current Liabilities

$ 90,052.00

$ 81,992.00

Long-Term Liabilities

$ 152,948.00

$ 153,398.00

Stockholder's Equity

$ (15,848.00)

$ (14,846.00)

Total Liabilities & Equity

$ 137,100.00

$ 138,552.00

Sources: Boeing

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Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows

2022

2021

2020

Cash from Operating Activities

$ 3,512.00

$ (3,416.00)

$ (18,410.00)

Cash from Investing Activities

$ 4,370.00

$ 9,324.00

$ (18,366.00)

Cash from Financing Activities

$ (1,266.00)

$ (5,600.00)

$ 34,955.00

Beginning Cash

$ 8,104.00

$ 7,835.00

$ 9,571.00

Change in Cash

$ 6,616.00

$ 308.00

$ (1,821.00)

Ending Cash

$ 14,720.00

$ 8,143.00

$ 7,750.00

Sources: Boeing

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Key Ratios

Current Ratio

1.2x

Quick Ratio

0.3x

Return on Assets

-0.15%

Return on Common Equity

31.96%

Sources: S&P Capital IQ

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Profitability Overview

  • Defense, Space & Security consistently stabilizes market-related losses in Commercial Airplanes
    • BCA is their largest business segment, but BDS accounts for roughly one-third of its revenue
  • Introduction of new products and streamlined processes creates opportunities for growth
  • Despite recessionary and legal pressures, they have a demonstrated ability to maintain strong cash flows

Sources: Boeing

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Industry Overview

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The Competitive Landscape

  • Founded in 1970
  • The world’s leading aircraft and helicopter manufacturer
  • Operates primarily in Europe with some influenced in the American market
  • Founded in 1995
  • The largest recipient of Department of Defense Contracts (11.1% of the total)
  • Solely focused on Defense and Aeronautic Innovation

Sources: Airbus, Lockheed Martin, Department of Defense

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The Narrow Body Market

  • Since 2010, the space has been characterized as a duopoly between the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320-Neo
    • Between May 2021 and August 2022, Boeing was banned from delivering 737s resulting from FAA concerns over the Dreamliner
    • Airbus has suffered similar struggles following a lawsuit from Qatar Airways over surface degradation, with a trial set for June 2023
  • In 2022, Airbus delivered 38% more narrow-body planes than Boeing, with a 6% margin over Boeing with US Firms
    • Boeing’s CEO attributes the struggles to supply chain issues and ongoing litigation
    • With the FAA ban lifted, there is a strong case to be made for Boeing to reclaim the market

Sources: SimpleFlying

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Market Share by Company

“As the airline industry expands its recovery, we are seeing strong demand across our product family”

- Stan Deal, Head of BCA

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Investment Thesis

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Our Thinking

  1. Air Force One Will Always Be a Boeing 747.
    • Have existed since 1916 as the American airplane manufacturer
  2. Defense is Recession-Proof.
    • The Department of Defense has a budget of $842 billion which will only go up
  3. Lawsuits Settled. Airports Open.
    • Boeing was dealt a terrible hand and managed to weather the storm: it is only up from here
  4. Good Management is their Greatest Asset.
    • David Calhoun has been an executive at everything from Blackstone to Caterpillar

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Financial & Equity Performance

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Free Cash Flow Projections

2018A

2019A

2020A

2021A

2022A

2023E

2024E

2025E

Revenue

$ 101,127.00

$ 76,559.00

$ 58,158.00

$ 62,286.00

$ 66,608.00

$ 78,024.64

$ 91,103.97

$ 99,286.82

YoY Growth

-24.29%

-24.04%

7.10%

6.94%

17.14%

16.76%

8.98%

EBITDA

$ 13,957.00

$ 169.00

$ (6,239.00)

$ 1,639.00

$ 1,647.00

$ 1,724.11

$ 2,013.12

$ 2,193.94

Margin

13.80%

0.17%

-6.17%

1.62%

1.63%

2.21%

2.21%

2.21%

Unlevered FCF

$ 11,454.00

$ (253.00)

$ (4,587.00)

$ (1,034.00)

$ 6,229.00

$ 7,727.58

$ 7,827.84

$ 7,890.56

Sources: S&P Capital IQ

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Key Facts

WACC

11.00%

Shares Outstanding (Millions)

598

Share Price

(As Of 4/21/23)

$205.15

Sources: S&P Capital IQ, Yahoo Finance

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Summary of Valuations

Bear

Base

Bull

Growth (Years 1-5)

7.50%

10.00%

12.50%

Growth (Indefinite)

3.00%

3.50%

4.00%

Equity Value (Millions)

$108,602

$123,259

$140,792

Implied Share Price

$181.57

$206.08

$235.39

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Recommendation

What To Watch

  • Increase in hiring as stated in the 2023 Yearly Financials
  • Outcome of remaining unsettled lawsuits and reaction of foreign governments
  • United, American, and Delta contract allocations for 2023 and beyond

Upside

1.28

Beta

1.43 (High)

Duration

5-10 Years

Consensus

Buy

Sources: Yahoo Finance

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Questions?