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Archer Aviation Drops Early as Cash Burn Worries Hit Again

Archer Aviation Drops Early as Cash Burn Worries Hit Again

Archer Aviation shares fell 2.4% premarket to $6.38, trimming recent gains as investors weighed its FAA certification progress for the Midnight eVTOL against another quarter of heavy planned spending and a projected Q2 adjusted EBITDA loss of $170–$200 million, leaving the stock sensitive to delays or rising losses before commercial revenue arrives.
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Archer Aviation trades under $7 as next test looms for air-taxi gamble

Archer Aviation trades under $7 as next test looms for air-taxi gamble

Archer Aviation shares dipped below $7 premarket after closing at $6.74, as investors weigh heavy cash burn—$217.7 million Q1 net loss, $1.78 billion cash on hand—against hopes for first U.S. eVTOL flights this year; Cantor Fitzgerald cut its price target to $11 but kept an Overweight rating, while 46 disclosed risks and ongoing certification challenges cloud near-term outlook.
Archer Aviation Drops Under $7 as Focus Turns to 2026 Air-Taxi Test

Archer Aviation Drops Under $7 as Focus Turns to 2026 Air-Taxi Test

Archer Aviation last traded at $6.84, valuing the company near $5.25 billion—less than half its 52-week high. Q1 net loss widened to $217.7 million on $1.6 million revenue, with $1.78 billion in cash on hand. FAA certification for the Midnight eVTOL aircraft advanced to Phase 4. Wall Street trimmed price targets but kept positive ratings. Risks flagged include ongoing losses, high costs, and possible delays in U.S. and UAE launches.
Archer Aviation stock moves up as investors watch for 2026 air-taxi test

Archer Aviation stock moves up as investors watch for 2026 air-taxi test

Archer Aviation shares rose 0.8% to $6.87 as investors tracked its 2026 commercial launch targets and high cash burn. The company reported $1.6 million Q1 revenue, a $217.7 million net loss, and $1.78 billion in cash. Archer completed Phase 3 of FAA certification for its Midnight eVTOL, aims for first U.S. operations this year, and forecasts a Q2 adjusted EBITDA loss up to $200 million. No FAA-certified eVTOLs are in U.S. commercial use yet.
Archer Aviation Shares Edge in Premarket as Cash Concerns Weigh on Air-Taxi Plans

Archer Aviation Shares Edge in Premarket as Cash Concerns Weigh on Air-Taxi Plans

Archer Aviation traded at $6.80 premarket Friday, nearly unchanged from Thursday’s $6.81 close after a 3.97% session gain. The company posted a first-quarter net loss of $217.7 million on $1.6 million revenue. Archer said it completed Phase 3 of FAA type certification and expects to begin U.S. operations this year. Other electric-aircraft stocks also rose in early trading.
Joby Aviation Stock Rises Again as Air-Taxi Catalyst Gets Attention

Joby Aviation Stock Rises Again as Air-Taxi Catalyst Gets Attention

Joby Aviation shares rose 6.5% to $12.23 Thursday, valuing the company at about $11.5 billion, despite no new press release or operational update. Chief Policy Officer Gregory Bowles sold 8,088 shares last week under a pre-set plan, according to an SEC filing. Joby reported $24.2 million in Q1 revenue and a $110 million net loss. The company holds $2.5 billion in cash and targets passenger service launches later this year.
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