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Boeing reports higher-than-expected USD 1.56 billion net loss.


WASHINGTON, Oct 21 (KUNA) -- The worlds second largest military

contractor, Boeing Company reported on Wednesday Wednesday: see week.  a higher-than-expected USD USD

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 1.56 billion in net losses from July-September.

The loss of USD 2.23 per share in the third fiscal quarter was drive by

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 USD 3.5 billion cost of delays in the 787 Dreamliner and the 747-8

freight jumbo-jet programs. The Chicago-based company reported third-quarter revenue was USD 16.7

billion, nine percent higher than this time last year, which was affected by a

workers strike and supplier production problems. Wall Street analysts expected a smaller loss of USD 2.12 per share, on

higher revenue of USD 17.16 billion. Following the revenue report, Boeing reduced its projected full 2009

earnings to between USD 1.35 to USD 1.55 a share, down from the previous

guidance of USD 4.70, USD five dollars a share, on average.

The company hopes to make its first 787 test flight later this year, and

says it is on track to deliveer the plan to its dirct commercial customer at

the end of 2010.

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Publication:Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)
Article Type:Financial report
Date:Oct 21, 2009
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