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Canada's $2.68 Billion Deal with Boeing and RTX: Boosting Defense Spending and Continental Security

US Approves $2.68 Billion Sale of Air Strike Weapons to Canada

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Catalyst<ul> <li>Most analysts rate BA Buy or Strong Buy, showing broad institutional optimism.</li> <li>The company maintains strong cash reserves relative to market value.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Bearish signals are obviously dominant in the technical indicators (1 bearish vs 0 bullish).</li> <li>Fund flows show a negative trend across all order sizes, indicating declining institutional interest.</li></ul>

Key Factors

Canada agreed to purchase $2.68 billion in air-strike weaponry from Boeing and RTX to enhance defense capabilities and continental security.The U.S. State Department approved a potential $2.68 billion sale of air-strike weapons to Canada, with Boeing and RTX as principal contractors, subject to Congressional review.The FTC ordered Boeing to divest Spirit AeroSystems assets in an $8.3 billion deal to address antitrust concerns, requiring key Spirit businesses to be sold to Airbus and CTRM.Boeing's CFO Jay Malave forecast higher 737 and 787 jet deliveries in 2026, predicting a significant boost in free cash flow and improved cash margins through 2030.Boeing elected Bradley D. Tilden to its Board of Directors, effective December 3, 2025, bringing expertise in aerospace safety and finance to support the company's recovery.

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