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    BOEING"FOREVER NEW

    FRONTIERS"

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    FOUNDED IN 1916 IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON

    WORLDS LEADING AEROSPACE COMPANY

    SERVICE PROVIDER TO FAMOUS COMPANIES

    THE SECOND BIGGEST DEFENSE COMPANY IN THE

    WORLD

    IN MORE THAN 70 COUNTRIES

    TOTAL COMPANY REVENUES FOR 2009 WERE $61.5

    BILLION

    INTRODUCTION

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    PRODUCTS ARE :

    Commercial Airliners

    Military Aircraft

    Munitions

    Space SystemsComputer Services

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    THREE CLASS CONFIGURATION

    First Class Business Class Economy Class

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    WHAT BUSINESS AREWE

    IN????The Boeing Company is a major American

    AEROSPACE and DEFENSE corporation.

    It is the largest global aircraft manufacturer byrevenue, orders & deliveries

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    VISION 2016People working together as a global enterprise for

    aerospace leadership

    Strategies: run healthy core businesses leveragestrengths into new products & servies.

    Core Competencies : detailed customer knowledge .

    Values : leadership

    integrity

    quality

    customer satisfaction

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    WORLD CLASS

    PERFORMANCE Corporate functions :

    Business Development & strategy

    Communications

    Engineering, operations & technology

    Finance/shared services group/Boeingcapital corp.

    Human Resources/Administration

    International

    LawCommercial

    Airplanes

    Integrated

    Defense

    System

    Two business supported by seven corporate functions

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    PRODUCT CATEGORY

    COMMERCIAL AIRLINERS:737

    747

    767

    777

    787 Dreamliner

    BBJ/VIP

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    FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

    $0

    $20

    $40

    $60

    2003 2004 2005 2006

    46%46%

    Year-end 2006

    53%53%IntegratedDefenseSystems

    Total revenue = $61.5 billion

    Commercial

    Airplanes

    BCC/Other 1%

    81 76 71

    124

    174

    224

    87

    65

    $0

    $50

    $100

    $150

    $200

    $250

    2004 2005 2006 2007Q3

    Revenue Growth

    EPS Growth

    Backlog Growth

    53.651.4

    49.3 205

    61.5 295250

    152

    $0

    $1

    $2

    $3

    $4

    2.30

    3.20

    2005 2006 2007 2008

    3.62*

    2.85

    0.89

    8% CompoundAnnual

    GrowthRate

    >4X

    revenue

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    Implementation of E-Service

    Reverse auctions

    Adoption of intranets and extranets

    Assessing the significance of digital channels

    E-procurement

    Customer acquisition

    Process redesign

    Intranet content creation

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    Assessing the significance of digitalchannels

    .

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    INVESTORINVESTOR

    RELATIONSRELATIONS

    $18

    $12

    $6

    $0

    $14.

    7

    $16.5

    Revenue

    Billions

    2006Q3 2007Q3$0.

    0

    $1.0

    $1.

    50

    $0.

    5

    $0.89

    $1.44

    EPS

    +12% +62

    %

    2006Q3 2007Q3

    Per share

    Revenue and Earnings

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    COMPETITORS

    Airbus

    Lockheed Martin

    European Aeronautic

    Defence & Space

    Company (EADS)

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    COMPETITORS

    Boeing

    VS

    Airbus

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    COMPARISON BETWEEN AIRBUS A380 &

    BOEING 747

    The A380 produces 50% less cabin noise than a 747 and hashigher cabin air pressure; both features are expected to reducethe effects of travel fatigue.

    In a 555-passenger configuration, the A380 has 33% more seats

    than a 747 and 50% more cabin area and volume resulting inmore space per passenger.

    Compared to a 747, the A380 has larger windows.The widercabin allows for 19 inch wide economy seats instead of 17 inch

    seats on a 747.

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    The A-380 offers better take-off and landingperformance than the Boeing 747

    A - 380

    Boeing 747

    A - 380

    Boeing 747

    Take off : 9,800 ft

    Take off : 11,600ft

    Landing : 6,900 ft

    Landing : 7,400 ft

    1800 ft less

    500 ft less

    Shorter distance means less noise exposure outside the airportboundaries

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    COMPARISON WITH COMPETITORS

    .Company Revenue Market cap P/E

    Boeing Co. 64.61B 47.40B 14.01

    Airbus S.A.s 66.34B N/A N/A

    EADS N.V 61.37B N/A N/A

    LOckheed Martin Co. 46.41B 24.60B 9.22

    Northrop grumman

    Co.

    63.61B 18.57B 9.30

    Raytheon Co. 45.87B 16.72B 9.46

    BAE System plc 20.29B 17.73B 17.80

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    BOEING COMPANY STATEMENT

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    LOCKHEED MARTIN

    Main player in the aerospace industry

    Revenue- $ 46.41 B

    Company focuses on aeronautic design , development & manufacturingfor both military & public sectors

    Space system development (space launches, satellites etc.)

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    LOCKHEED MARTIN 10YEARS

    HISTORY

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    NORTHROP GRUMMAN

    Another major aerospace & defense player

    Companys yearly sales $31.5 billion

    Area focus defense & technology system

    Provides major information system as ;

    command control system

    missile control system

    public safety system

    radar system

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    Northrop GrummanBOEING VS.

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    .

    EADS) is a large pan-European aerospacecorporation, formed by the merger on 10 July

    2000

    Revenue-$61.37 billion

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    COMPETITOR ANALYSISCOMPETITOR ANALYSIS

    Extremely high capital

    requirements

    High risks

    New product developmentcost are high

    Long payback periods

    Cyclical demand

    Only a few can

    survive

    Swings through

    boom and bustcycles

    A. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE

    INDUSTRY

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    Know - how

    Capital costs

    Long time horizons

    Risks High fixed costs

    B. BARRIERS TO ENTRY

    COMPETITOR ANALYSISCOMPETITOR ANALYSIS

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    MARKETING POLICYMARKETING POLICY

    Segmentation

    Boeing uses Geography as itssegmentation tool. Short haul routesappear to reveal that Europe and NorthAmerica is the more attractive segment.

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    THANKYOU

    FROM:

    PREETI YADAV

    M100700040

    .

    "Forever new frontiers"