by Steve Ault

History of Boeing

russellm5 — 2015-09-19 23:33:51 UTC

>Celebrating almost 100 years of business 1916-2016.

>Most of their success was from building aircraft to supply allied troops during the wars, beginning with WWI and WWII.

>Fun Fact-Boeing built the famous Enola Gay- B-29 bomber, which is famous for carrying the first atomic bomb to Hiroshima.

Products Boeing Produces

russellm5 — 2015-09-20 00:09:05 UTC

>Commercial aircraft, Military Aircraft, Space Capsules, Rockets and more.

>Customers in 145 countries, employs 163,500 employees in 60 different countries and operates in 26 different states.

Statement of Cash Flows

russellm5 — 2015-09-20 04:22:16 UTC

>Boeing had $3.385 million dollars in cash flows from OA, which was an increase from 2014 of $464 million. This shows Boeing is still increasing sales and being profitable with their operations.

> The company is also investing in its future by using $412 million for investing activities, which is negative, but still a good thing because it's lower than their costs from OA and still shows them earning a profit.

> It also has a negative cash flow for FA which is a good thing, since it paid out dividends to their stockholders of $1264 million and repurchased common stock for $4501 million for financial activities to increase their companies worth.

Boeing Strategic Environment

steveault0425 — 2015-09-20 21:28:14 UTC

With the world's technology advancing year after year, it's not unfathomable for civilian to eventually travel to space. This video shows you how, and why investing in companies such as Boeing are so exciting.

Income Statement Trends

steveault0425 — 2015-09-20 22:05:42 UTC

Boeing is showing a 5 year trend of increasing revenue (64.3 million in 2010 to 90.l7 million in 2014); Meanwhile overall debt is decreasing (12.4 million in 2010 to 9 million in 2014).

The Global Economy and Culture: What Boeing is doing to help.

steveault0425 — 2015-09-20 22:15:34 UTC

Although most of Boeing's assets are located within the United States, they are contributing to growing global economies and contributing environmentally as well.

Boeings Capital Structure

russellm5 — 2015-09-21 09:39:46 UTC

-Long term debt gradually decreased almost $3 billion dollars over a 5 year period while the short term stayed relatively small over the 5 year period.

-The total equity gradually increased over the 5 year period of almost $6 billion dollars and had a huge spike in 2013 with $15 billion dollars.

-This is a good thing to see because their equity stays higher than their debt, which keeps them profitable.

(2015 October 15) Boeing Co. Retrieved from http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/ba/financials/balance-sheet

Importance per MD&A

russellm5 — 2015-09-21 22:36:38 UTC

*Boeing focuses on producing products and providing services that the market demands, provide a fair return for their shareholders and improve efficiency and quality.

*Key parts to success is focusing on healthy core businesses (BCA, BDS, BCC) combined to promote growth and sustainability for their future.

Balance Scorecard

russellm5 — 2015-10-13 00:57:12 UTC

Cost and Activities

steveault0425 — 2015-10-14 19:45:45 UTC

Toyota Camry Hybrid vs. Sedan

steveault0425 — 2015-10-14 19:49:56 UTC

Cost Evaluation and Value

Accounting Principles

steveault0425 — 2015-10-14 20:10:04 UTC

Asset Composition

steveault0425 — 2015-10-17 01:49:57 UTC

The Boeing Company

>The majority of assets with Boeing are allocated within Cash, Accounts Receivable and Property.

>The most noticeable difference between 2013 and 2014 is short-term and other investments, as well as, cash and deferred income taxes. Short-term investments decreased significantly, while cash and deferred income taxes increased.

ENVM515_71 Padlet Project

steveault0425 — 2015-10-17 15:24:23 UTC

MATTHEW RUSSELL & STEPHEN E. AULT

Boeing Ratios

steveault0425 — 2015-10-17 22:13:33 UTC

*Boeing Net Profit Margin has been on a steady rise over the past 4 years, from 5.14% to 6%.

*Boeing's ROA is at 5.49%, which is just under the industry average of 6.12%.

*The current ratio is 1.20, which values assets at 1.20 times current liabilities. It is also less than 2, which means it has low liquidity.

*Boeing is using their assets very efficiently since their asset turnover ratio is 0.91, which is 91 cents of sales for every dollar invested in assets.

(2015, October 17) Stock Analysis on Net-Boeing Co. Retrieved from https://www.stock-analysis-on.net/NYSE/Company/Boeing-Co/Ratios/Profitability