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Archer Aviation Surges on Boeing-Backed Self-Funding Pivot
business14 days ago

Archer Aviation Surges on Boeing-Backed Self-Funding Pivot

Archer Aviation stock jumped about 11% after its Q2 earnings call revealed Boeing’s all‑stock deal to buy Wisk Aero, Insitu and SkyGrid would give Archer a 16% Boeing stake and, via Insitu, more than $200 million per year in revenue that could fund Archer's operations, reducing cash burn and dilution; Archer posted Q2 revenue of $5 million (up 213% QoQ) and a loss in line with estimates, with about $1.6 billion in liquidity, positioning it to close the deal by year-end and advance certification and Halo‑Thunder development, while peers Joby and EHang lagged; a $10.50 target implies meaningful upside if the Boeing deal delivers.

via 24/7 Wall St.|
#achr#archer#boeing
Archer Aviation Deepens Q2 Loss to $263M While Advancing FAA Certification
business14 days ago

Archer Aviation Deepens Q2 Loss to $263M While Advancing FAA Certification

Archer Aviation reported Q2 revenue of $5.0 million, above the roughly $1.9 million expected by analysts, but the loss widened to $263.2 million from $217.7 million as operating expenses rose for flight testing, certification, Midnight production, and ZEE, its aviation AI model. Adjusted EBITDA came in at a $177.1 million loss. The company ended the quarter with about $1.56 billion in cash and equivalents, down about $215 million as it funded operations and bought a Hawthorne fixed-base operator. For Q3, Archer guided to an adjusted EBITDA loss of $170 million to $200 million. On the FAA front, Archer completed piloted Midnight city-to-city flights (Salinas–Monterey) and said Midnight remains in the final phase of FAA type certification, with a fully accepted means of compliance and FAA approval of its quality management system, enabling FAA-creditable aircraft.

via Yahoo Finance|
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Archer’s Q1 Burn: Is Cash Fueling Real Progress Toward Midnight?
market-news3 months ago

Archer’s Q1 Burn: Is Cash Fueling Real Progress Toward Midnight?

Archer Aviation (ACHR) starts Q1 2026 with about $2 billion in liquidity, but investors will judge cash burn by how much progress it buys, not the size of the loss. The company teams guidance for a Q1 EBITDA loss of $160–$180 million while shifting from testing to a steadier manufacturing cadence, with Covington, GA and its Stellantis partnership as key proof points. If higher spending translates into more Midnight aircraft in build and launch prep (U.S. and UAE), the burn may be smart investment; if not, the cash pile could feel like fuel that runs out. Analysts remain upbeat, with a Strong Buy rating and a target around $14.25, implying significant upside.

via TipRanks|
#achr#archer-aviation#cash-burn
Archer-Joby Patent Clash Heats Up as Insider Stock Awards Tie to Pay
market-news5 months ago

Archer-Joby Patent Clash Heats Up as Insider Stock Awards Tie to Pay

Archer Aviation escalates its patent dispute with Joby Aviation, filing a federal counterclaim and an ITC complaint over eVTOL patents and seeking damages and potential import relief. Separately, insider filings show stock awards vesting and connected tax-driven sales rather than a shift in sentiment. The developments come as Archer faces a stock move and analysts note a strong upside potential despite the legal battle.

via TipRanks|
#achr#archer-aviation#joby
Archer Aviation's Rapid Rise: Boon or Bubble?
business1 year ago

Archer Aviation's Rapid Rise: Boon or Bubble?

Archer Aviation's stock has surged over 160% in the past year due to optimism about its eVTOL aircraft, despite having no revenue yet and facing significant operational and regulatory challenges. The company has $6 billion in pre-orders, plans to start commercial flights in 2025, and has raised $850 million, but its valuation may be ahead of its actual financial performance, making it a speculative investment with potential upside.

via TipRanks|
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