NYSE:JOBY 24 June 2026 - 19 July 2026

U.S. markets did not open on Sunday. Joby finished Friday trading at $7.23, after reaching a 52-week low of $6.89. Shares have declined 6.3% since the close on July 10.

Fresh insider-sale filings at Joby Aviation show 50,553 shares sold by two executives for about $384,000, with most of the shares expressly linked to taxes on vested stock awards and the rest sold under a pre-set trading plan. The more material signal for investors is Joby’s valuation: its market capitalization stands at about three times the cash and short-term investments reported at March 31.

Joby Aviation Inc. shares moved up 3.6% to $7.75 as of 1:54 p.m. EDT on Tuesday. The stock bounced after hitting a 52-week low Monday, trading higher alongside the wider market on cooling U.S. inflation data. Archer Aviation Inc. was up 4.9%, Eve Holding Inc. rose 3.5% around the same time. The moves mostly tracked the rate rally, not any specific update from Joby.

With U.S. markets shut for the weekend, Joby Aviation, Inc. heads into Monday at $7.72, after shedding 9.1% for the week and hitting a new 52-week low of $7.67 on Friday. The electric air taxi firm has now wiped out its gains from the June 30 manufacturing deal with Toyota Motor Corp.; shares are 10.5% under where they closed on June 29.

Joby Aviation, Inc. slipped in early-afternoon Thursday, erasing its earlier gains from news of the Toyota manufacturing joint venture. Shares were near session lows, trailing the overall market.