Balance Sheet: Assets
Quarterly Data

The balance sheet provides creditors, investors, and analysts with information on company resources (assets) and its sources of capital (its equity and liabilities). It normally also provides information about the future earnings capacity of a company assets as well as an indication of cash flows that may come from receivables and inventories.

Assets are resources controlled by the company as a result of past events and from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the entity.

Boeing Co., consolidated balance sheet: assets (quarterly data)

US$ in millions

	Mar 31, 2025	Dec 31, 2024	Sep 30, 2024	Jun 30, 2024	Mar 31, 2024	Dec 31, 2023	Sep 30, 2023	Jun 30, 2023	Mar 31, 2023	Dec 31, 2022	Sep 30, 2022	Jun 30, 2022	Mar 31, 2022	Dec 31, 2021	Sep 30, 2021	Jun 30, 2021	Mar 31, 2021	Dec 31, 2020	Sep 30, 2020	Jun 30, 2020	Mar 31, 2020
Cash and cash equivalents	10,142)	13,801)	9,961)	10,894)	6,914)	12,691)	6,811)	7,254)	10,812)	14,614)	13,494)	10,090)	7,409)	8,052)	9,764)	8,271)	7,059)	7,752)	10,564)	19,992)	15,039)
Short-term and other investments	13,532)	12,481)	509)	1,727)	615)	3,274)	6,561)	6,508)	3,955)	2,606)	763)	1,358)	4,873)	8,192)	10,231)	13,071)	14,861)	17,838)	16,552)	12,438)	488)
Accounts receivable, net	3,204)	2,631)	2,894)	3,155)	2,959)	2,649)	3,032)	2,945)	2,862)	2,517)	2,673)	2,996)	2,407)	2,641)	2,247)	2,490)	2,356)	1,955)	2,762)	2,793)	3,211)
Unbilled receivables, net	9,031)	8,363)	9,356)	9,660)	9,673)	8,317)	9,184)	9,357)	9,689)	8,634)	9,316)	9,394)	8,991)	8,620)	10,009)	9,203)	8,785)	7,995)	8,860)	8,570)	9,365)
Current portion of financing receivables, net	202)	207)	457)	60)	57)	99)	88)	85)	133)	154)	155)	159)	157)	117)	76)	74)	93)	101)	100)	115)	149)
Inventories	89,077)	87,550)	83,341)	85,661)	83,471)	79,741)	78,972)	78,322)	78,503)	78,151)	79,777)	79,917)	79,819)	78,823)	81,897)	81,799)	82,668)	81,715)	86,961)	83,745)	80,020)
Other current assets, net	2,474)	2,965)	2,918)	3,282)	2,843)	2,504)	2,287)	2,941)	2,857)	2,847)	3,073)	2,086)	2,356)	2,221)	2,664)	4,187)	4,123)	4,286)	5,213)	2,624)	2,739)
Current assets	127,662)	127,998)	109,436)	114,439)	106,532)	109,275)	106,935)	107,412)	108,811)	109,523)	109,251)	106,000)	106,012)	108,666)	116,888)	119,095)	119,945)	121,642)	131,012)	130,277)	111,011)
Financing receivables and operating lease equipment, net	308)	314)	321)	785)	833)	860)	963)	1,105)	1,372)	1,450)	1,513)	1,542)	1,580)	1,695)	1,795)	1,865)	1,895)	1,936)	2,010)	2,054)	2,116)
Property, plant and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation	11,459)	11,412)	11,236)	10,976)	10,696)	10,661)	10,484)	10,455)	10,493)	10,550)	10,508)	10,617)	10,755)	10,918)	11,113)	11,341)	11,643)	11,820)	11,969)	12,182)	12,405)
Goodwill	8,091)	8,084)	8,112)	8,108)	8,089)	8,093)	8,069)	8,061)	8,063)	8,057)	8,045)	8,055)	8,065)	8,068)	8,070)	8,076)	8,074)	8,081)	8,071)	8,064)	8,057)
Acquired intangible assets, net	1,904)	1,957)	2,011)	2,067)	2,034)	2,094)	2,143)	2,194)	2,254)	2,311)	2,371)	2,431)	2,492)	2,562)	2,631)	2,702)	2,773)	2,843)	2,941)	3,019)	3,256)
Deferred income taxes	137)	185)	44)	—)	68)	59)	64)	66)	65)	63)	77)	106)	91)	77)	74)	84)	79)	86)	704)	729)	678)
Investments	1,001)	999)	1,030)	1,026)	1,042)	1,035)	1,061)	1,025)	969)	983)	979)	981)	992)	975)	963)	883)	980)	1,016)	1,052)	1,066)	1,124)
Other assets, net of accumulated amortization	5,932)	5,414)	5,505)	5,319)	5,190)	4,935)	4,562)	4,456)	4,320)	4,163)	4,814)	5,747)	5,814)	5,591)	5,312)	4,889)	4,646)	4,712)	3,502)	5,481)	4,428)
Long-term assets	28,832)	28,365)	28,259)	28,281)	27,952)	27,737)	27,346)	27,362)	27,536)	27,577)	28,307)	29,479)	29,789)	29,886)	29,958)	29,840)	30,090)	30,494)	30,249)	32,595)	32,064)
Total assets	156,494)	156,363)	137,695)	142,720)	134,484)	137,012)	134,281)	134,774)	136,347)	137,100)	137,558)	135,479)	135,801)	138,552)	146,846)	148,935)	150,035)	152,136)	161,261)	162,872)	143,075)

Cash and cash equivalents: Cash levels exhibited significant volatility over the periods observed. An initial decline from March 2020 to December 2020 was followed by periods of increase and subsequent fluctuation, peaking notably at multiple points, including June 2020 and December 2023. This pattern suggests reactive liquidity management possibly in response to operational or market conditions.
Short-term and other investments: Short-term investments showed a dramatic rise in the early periods, particularly from March to December 2020, followed by a pronounced decline during 2022. Since early 2023, these investments displayed a mixed but relatively low valuation compared to prior peaks, indicating possible reallocation or divestment.
Accounts receivable, net: This asset fluctuated moderately without a clear long-term trend, displaying occasional increases and decreases, suggestive of typical business cycle variations in billing and collections.
Unbilled receivables, net: Unbilled receivables maintained considerable stability with minor fluctuations over the entire period, indicative of a relatively steady pipeline of revenues not yet invoiced.
Current portion of financing receivables, net: This category remained relatively low and stable until a sharp spike in September 2024, which might represent collection efforts or timing shifts in financing activities.
Inventories: Inventory levels were generally steady with a slight upward trend, experiencing minor cyclical highs and lows. This suggests prudent inventory management aligned with production planning and sales expectations.
Other current assets, net: Other current assets showed variability, with some notable peaks early in the timeline and mid-2023, possibly reflecting timing differences in prepaid expenses or short-term receivables.
Current assets: Current assets followed a trajectory similar to cash and investments, peaking strongly in mid-2020 and late 2024, with interim declines suggesting shifts between asset categories or operational impacts.
Financing receivables and operating lease equipment, net: A consistent decrease in this asset category was observed, reflecting a possible reduction in leasing operations or financing arrangements over time.
Property, plant and equipment, net: The net value of property, plant, and equipment gradually declined from early 2020 through 2022, before stabilizing and showing slight increases by the end of the period, which may indicate controlled depreciation and selective investment.
Goodwill: Goodwill remained effectively stable, with minimal fluctuations, implying no major acquisitions or impairments during the timeframe.
Acquired intangible assets, net: There was a steady decline in net acquired intangible assets, consistent with amortization over time without significant additions.
Deferred income taxes: Deferred income taxes presented fluctuations with occasional missing data. The values generally stayed low, indicating manageable deferred tax positions without substantial volatility.
Investments: Investments remained relatively stable with minor variations, reflecting consistent longer-term investment policies.
Other assets, net of accumulated amortization: Other long-term assets showed variable trends, with alternating rises and declines, suggesting adjustments in non-core or miscellaneous assets.
Long-term assets: Overall long-term assets decreased moderately through the periods, with some rebound towards late 2024, indicating steady asset management and possible capital investments or reclassifications.
Total assets: Total assets peaked in mid-2020 at over 162 billion USD, declined through 2021 and early 2023, then increased notably to over 156 billion USD by late 2024 and early 2025. This cycle likely reflects operational adjustments, asset revaluations, and financial structuring adapting to external conditions.

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