Boeing & Cargill

Boeing: Boeing is a potential major beneficiary of the summit, with China expected to announce a significant order for 737 MAX jets and widebody aircraft, which would be its first major order since 2017.

Cargill: Cargill's chief, Brian Sikes, is part of the US delegation, as China is expected to announce purchases of US agricultural goods.

Boeing: Boeing secured an agreement for the purchase of 200 jets by China, a concrete deliverable from the summit, though less than previous deals.

Cargill: Cargill was among the US corporate leaders present, highlighting the importance of the Chinese market for its business.

Boeing: Boeing's Kelly Ortberg was part of the US business delegation, suggesting potential for aerospace trade with China.

Cargill: Cargill's Brian Sikes attended the summit, indicating agricultural and commodity trade interests with China.

Boeing: Boeing, as a major U.S. exporter, has been significantly affected by U.S.-China trade tensions and tariffs. The company is in talks with China for a large aircraft sale, making its CEO's presence on the trip important for potential breakthroughs.

Cargill: Cargill's Chairman and CEO, Brian Sikes, is part of the delegation, representing the agricultural sector's interests in U.S.-China trade relations.

Boeing: Boeing executives were included in the US delegation, underscoring the aerospace industry's interest in trade agreements with China.

Cargill: Cargill executives were part of the US delegation, indicating the agricultural sector's importance in US-China trade negotiations, particularly regarding soybean exports.

Boeing: Boeing's CEO, Kelly_Ortberg, was invited to join Donald Trump on his trip to China, as Donald Trump seeks deals to sell more American aircraft.

Cargill: Cargill's Chairman and CEO, Brian_Sikes, was invited to join Donald Trump on his trip to China, as Donald Trump seeks deals to sell more American food.