Boeing pays $150 million after arbitration ends dispute over Embraer deal

Boeing pays $150 million after arbitration ends dispute over Embraer deal
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Boeing rescinded an April 2020 agreement to acquire Embraer’s commercial aviation division in an 80% joint‑venture, leading to arbitration that concluded in September 2024 with Boeing paying Embraer $150 million.

Embraer’s CEO says the company has no assets for sale, is studying a new product cycle to support more ambitious long‑term growth, and will continue to work with the current government.

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