Boeing poised for tactical aircraft upside on F-47 and F/A-XX wins
Oct 12, 2026, 11:55 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The note highlights a multi-hundred-billion defense backlog, a clear earnings/valuation catalyst, and a potential re-rating vs. peers after mega-contract wins. If the execution timeline aligns with Epstein's view, BA could see multiple expansion and earnings uplift relative to LMT/NOC peers, similar to historic post-deal rallies.
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Bank of America Securities sees two defense wins expanding Boeing's long-term upside. The F-47 NGAD and F/A-XX deals could total over $200 billion, potentially re-rating BA as a growth story beyond commercial aviation. FAA clearance of 737 Max 10 and resolved strike risks further de-risk near-term execution.
BofA's Epstein reiterates Buy on BA with $270 PT, citing F-47 and F/A-XX.
Two mega-contracts could exceed $200B, reshaping BA's growth outlook.
Analogs show LMT and NOC rally after mega-contract wins; BA could follow.
FAA clears 737 Max 10 software; strike risks resolved.
BA down ~16% YTD; upside potential as defense orders progress.
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