Boeing Co. expects to generate cash again in 2026, a significant reversal in the planemaker’s finances as it prepares to boost monthly production rates and pushes ahead with certification for the much-delayed 777X jetliner.

The US company expects positive free cash flow to reach the “low-single digits” next year, reversing the $2 billion cash burn seen for 2025, said Chief Financial Officer Jay Malave, in his first solo presentation at an investor conference since being named to the post in August.

The assurances propelled Boeing’s shares, with the stock advancing 6.5%, the most since April. Malave’s comments provided the first detailed look at the planemaker’s cash projections for 2026, a year when Boeing’s comeback should gain momentum if jet deliveries keep rising while factories and

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