Uma M. Amuluru, who serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA), executed a sale of 1,503.45 Boeing shares on February 24, 2026, according to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The shares were disposed of at a weighted average price of $233.785 per share, with the individual sale prices reported in the filing ranging from $233.785 to $233.810. The transaction produced an aggregate value of approximately $351,484.
Following the disposition, Amuluru retains direct ownership of 19,014.97 Boeing shares, as specified in the regulatory filing.
The stock sale took place amid stronger market performance for Boeing shares over the prior year, with the companys stock returning 32% during that period. InvestingPro analysis, cited in the filing summary, indicates the stock currently trades above its Fair Value estimate. The same InvestingPro notes also highlight strong returns for Boeing over the preceding three months, identified as one of the platforms key ProTips for subscribers.
Corporate developments at Boeing reported around the same time include an upward revision to the companys aircraft order outlook for Africa. Boeing increased its forecast for the region by 40%, projecting demand for 1,700 planes over the next two decades, with single-aisle aircraft anticipated to represent roughly two-thirds of that total. The company cited economic growth in the region as the driver behind the higher forecast.
In addition to the Africa forecast, Vietnam Airlines has placed an order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. This purchase represents the airlines first acquisition of Boeing single-aisle jets intended to expand its route network across Southeast Asia.
On the product and certification front, Boeings 777-9 flight training simulators have received initial qualification from both the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. The filing characterized this approval as an initial qualification step toward preparing pilots on Boeings newest widebody aircraft.
The reporting also noted activity elsewhere in aerospace and defense. BAE Systems secured a contract in excess of $500 million to produce additional M109A7 Paladin Self-Propelled Howitzers and M992A3 Ammunition Carriers for the U.S. Army to support Armored Brigade Combat Teams. Separately, NASA has set March 6 as the launch date for the Artemis II mission, a crewed lunar mission planned to return astronauts to the moon for the first time since 1972.
All transaction and corporate-development details above are drawn from regulatory filings and company announcements cited in the filing summary.