Boeing has no plans to make a major new share issue to strengthen its finances. 

This is stated by the company's CEO David Calhoun for CNBC, after Morgan Stanley predicted in an analysis comment that Boeing will make a new issue of between 20 and 30 billion dollars. Morgan Stanley's comment follows a couple of weeks after Boeing's CFO stated that the company will consider all options, including an issue to reduce debt.

”It’s more than a little speculative, let me state that. /…/ Not sure how or why they did it and it’s not in our plans to go down that path,” David Calhoun said of Morgan Stanley’s comment.

Boeing had about $61 billion in debt and $27 billion in cash at the end of September. David Calhoun, who took over as CEO in January, has previously said it will take years for the company to restore its balance sheet to levels it had before the coronavirus pandemic and the grounding of its 737 Max aircraft.

Source: Nyhetsbyrån Direkt