Boeing Secures $289M Bomb Deal with Israel

0:00Hey, it's Corey, with Durham News Today, your city, your news, every day. Boeing reportedly landed a deal worth up to $289 million to supply Israel with as many as 5,000 small diameter. Bombs. This news highlights the company's defense business once again. Boeing's defense space and security unit posted $27.2 billion in revenue for 2025, wrapping up the year with a record $85 billion backlog. More than a quarter of that backlog comes from international customers. Investors see this as a solid signal of ongoing demand for Boeing's munitions, though it won't move the needle on short-term earnings. The company's stock remains tied more to its commercial airplane recovery. These precision-guided bombs use satellite and inertial navigation for strikes over 60 nautical miles away, letting planes carry four per spot for. Under efficiency in tough areas, earlier this year, U.S. officials greenlit a larger package

1:00to Israel that included over 2,000 of these bombs amid growing scrutiny on defense. Exports. For Boeing, it bolsters the long-term defense outlook without overshadowing bigger challenges. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.