How much of THE BOEING COMPANY's backlog will become revenue?

    Remaining performance obligations, the share due within twelve months, and how past backlog compared with the following year's revenue.

    Contracted revenue not yet recognized

    At Dec 31, 2025, remaining performance obligations were $682.21B, 7.63× that year's revenue of $89.46B. The share due within twelve months is not tagged; the slider starts at 17%, the average of following-year revenue ÷ obligations, which overstates conversion because it includes new contracts.

    Period endRemaining obligationsRevenue that yearFollowing year's revenueFollowing revenue ÷ obligationsDisclosed % in 12 months
    Dec 31, 2020$363.40B$58.16B$62.29B0.17×—
    Dec 31, 2021$377.50B$62.29B$66.61B0.18×—
    Dec 31, 2022$404.38B$66.61B$77.79B0.19×—
    Dec 31, 2023$520.20B$77.79B$66.52B0.13×—
    Dec 31, 2024$521.34B$66.52B$89.46B0.17×—
    Dec 31, 2025$682.21B$89.46BNot yet reported——

    Remaining performance obligations are contracted amounts under ASC 606. They are not bookings or pipeline; following-year revenue also includes new contracts.

    10-K filed 2026-01-30 · RevenueRemainingPerformanceObligation

    Move the delivery timing and cancellation assumptions

    Next 12 monthsThereafter
    Revenue from current backlog$115.98B$566.23B
    Share of latest annual revenue129.6%—

    Sources · Calculation method · Revision history

    Figures come from SEC EDGAR structured financial data (XBRL companyfacts). Each value is the latest filed figure for its period; the filing, form, date and XBRL tag are shown next to it. Components a company does not tag are shown as not disclosed rather than estimated.

    Version 1 · published Oct 20, 2026, 4:54 PM UTC. Not investment advice.