Boeing (BA) Wins 737 MAX 10 Certification, Is The Valuation Gap Ready To Close?

What happened: The Federal Aviation Administration certified Boeing's long delayed 737 MAX 10, opening the door to deliveries against an existing order backlog. The FAA also certified the MAX 7. Key numbers: BA closed at $192.28. Why it matters: The certification lands after a weak stretch for the shares, and investors are reassessing growth prospects and residual risk around the 737 MAX program. Valuation views split: the narrative treats the stock as overvalued while the DCF model frames the gap as a potential opportunity. Market: +0.9% today ($192.28), -15.6% YTD, 0.9x vol — as of 11:15 UTC

The Federal Aviation Administration certified Boeing's long delayed 737 MAX 10, opening the door to deliveries against an existing order backlog. The FAA also certified the MAX 7.

The certification lands after a weak stretch for the shares, and investors are reassessing growth prospects and residual risk around the 737 MAX program. Valuation views split: the narrative treats the stock as overvalued while the DCF model frames the gap as a potential opportunity. Market: +0.9% today ($192.28), -15.6% YTD, 0.9x vol — as of 11:15 UTC