Boeing's Power Players: Institutions & Execs

0:00Boeing stands as the top U.S. aerospace giant, cranking out commercial jets and military gear that change global travel and defense. Right now, with about 788 million shares out there, ownership splits between big institutions holding nearly 73%. Percent, plus retail investors and execs grabbing the rest, institutions dominate the top spots. Led by Vanguard, with around 71 million shares worth $16.3 billion, followed by BlackRock at $54 million for $12.4 billion, and Fidelity's parent FMR, with $53 million valued at $12.2 billion. State Street, Newport Trust, and others round out the top 10, controlling the lion's share. Execs like CEO Kelly Orberg own over 135,000 shares after joining in 2024, while long-time leader Stephanie, Pope in commercial airplanes holds more than 75,000. CFO Jesus Malabe and others have tens of thousands, too, earned due performance hits.

1:04Flashback, Boeing kicked off in 1916, when Timber Tycoon, William Boeing dove into planes post-airshow, surviving wars and booms via. Commercial and defense deals. Share's trade is BA on the New York Stock Exchange since 1962, skyrocketing over 13 times in the last decade alone. That ownership muscle keeps Boeing flying high amid market swings, proving why these heavy hitters they locked in for the long haul. From your city, powered by AI, this is Durham News Today.