Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for Joby Aviation.
Executive leadership at Joby Aviation.
JoeBen Bevirt
Chief Executive Officer
Bonny Simi
President of Operations
Didier Papadopoulos
President of Aircraft OEM
Eric Allison
Chief Product Officer
Greg Bowles
Head of Government and Regulatory Affairs
Kate DeHoff
General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
Rodrigo Brumana
Chief Financial Officer
Sergey Novikov
Corporate Controller and Acting Treasurer
Board of directors at Joby Aviation.
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for JOBY.
- Joby Aviation has signed an agreement to acquire a second manufacturing facility in the Dayton, Ohio area, spanning more than 700,000 square feet.
- The facility is ready for immediate use, with operations expected to begin this year.
- This acquisition is a major step towards Joby's commitment to double aircraft production to four aircraft per month in 2027.
- The new facility will also provide space for significant future growth and expands Joby’s dual-site manufacturing strategy.
- Joby Aviation, Inc. announced an agreement to acquire a second manufacturing facility in the Dayton, Ohio area, spanning 728,000 square feet, to expand its manufacturing footprint.
- This acquisition supports Joby's plans to double aircraft production to four aircraft per month in 2027.
- The purchase price for the facility is $61,500,000, with the closing expected no later than February 27, 2026.
- Joby Aviation has agreed to acquire a 700,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Vandalia/Dayton for approximately $61.5 million to expand its Ohio footprint and scale electric air taxi production.
- The company aims to increase output to four eVTOL aircraft per month by 2027, with operations at the new site expected to commence in 2026.
- This expansion is supported by significant external funding, including a reported $894 million from Toyota.
- Currently, Joby's entire revenue is generated from flight services provided to the U.S. Department of Defense.
- Analyst sentiment is mixed, with a Hold consensus and an average price target of $15.50, suggesting approximately 3% downside.
- Joby Aviation has accepted the first of two CAE-built flight simulators, a crucial step for FAA certification and pilot training for commercial eVTOL air-taxi operations.
- These simulators are designed to meet high FAA classifications for Part 135 single-pilot commercial operations and are projected to support training for up to 250 pilots annually.
- Joby expects to begin flying passengers in Dubai next year (2027) while continuing to meet FAA safety standards for U.S. commercial operations.
- The company is expanding its Marina facility with the goal to double production capacity by 2027 and is emphasizing vertical integration.
- Joby Aviation announced its support for the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) National Strategy, which provides a clear policy roadmap for AAM deployment and integration.
- The strategy aligns with Joby's preparations for early air taxi operations in U.S. cities through the eIPP program, with 2026 anticipated as an inflection point for pre-certification demonstration programs and commercial launch.
- Joby's operational approach emphasizes leveraging existing or repurposed infrastructure, and the company has accumulated significant flight data, including over 50,000 miles flown and 850 flights in 2025, to support the strategy's recommendations.
- The company is actively building a skilled AAM workforce, employing over 2,000 people globally, and its aircraft are in the final stage of FAA certification.
- Joby Aviation plans to double its manufacturing capacity in the United States to produce four aircraft per month by 2027, up from the current two aircraft per month.
- This expansion will utilize Joby's facilities in California and Ohio and is supported by a planned strategic manufacturing alliance with Toyota, following a $250 million strategic investment from Toyota in May 2025.
- The decision to expand is driven by over $1 billion in potential aircraft and service sales and U.S. government support, which aims to enable air taxi operations as early as 2026.
- Joby has also reached a critical milestone by beginning power-on testing for FAA-conforming aircraft, a step towards Type Inspection Authorization (TIA).
- Joby Aviation completed its final international flight demonstration of 2025 at Japan's Fuji Speedway, marking the culmination of a year with over 850 flights and 50,000 miles flown across its electric air taxi fleet.
- The company demonstrated a 2.6x increase in operational tempo over the previous year, flying in three countries (USA, UAE, Japan), covering over 9,000 miles in electric air taxi flights, and completing more than 4,900 test points.
- These extensive flight activities in 2025 are crucial for validating aircraft design and manufacturing processes, directly supporting the final stages of FAA certification efforts, with Type Inspection Authorization (TIA) flight testing and the goal of carrying first passengers both targeted for 2026.
- Joby Aviation announced the first flight of its turbine electric, autonomous VTOL aircraft on November 7 at its Marina, California, facility.
- The demonstrator integrates a hybrid turbine powertrain and Joby’s SuperPilot™ autonomy stack, designed to deliver greater range and payload capability for potential longer-range air taxi services and defense applications.
- This flight occurred just three months after Joby announced the aircraft concept alongside a new partnership with L3Harris Technologies.
- Joby and L3Harris are on track to begin flying government mission demonstrations using the aircraft in 2026.
- Joby Aviation and the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) of Saudi Arabia announced plans for the rapid deployment of Joby’s electric air taxi service in the Kingdom.
- GACA will align with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification standards to create a streamlined approval process for Joby’s aircraft, positioning Saudi Arabia as a key launch market for air taxi service.
- This agreement builds on Joby’s existing partnership with Abdul Latif Jameel to explore the delivery of up to 200 Joby aircraft, valued at approximately $1 billion, in Saudi Arabia.
- The initiative supports Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals and its Aviation Program, which aims to unlock US$100 billion in private and government investment across the Kingdom's aviation sector.
- Joby Aviation, Inc. has signed a letter of intent to sell electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and services valued at up to $250 million to Alatau Advance Air Group (AAAG) in Kazakhstan.
- This agreement aims to establish Kazakhstan's first air taxi service, with the Republic of Kazakhstan's Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development committing to regulatory and infrastructure support.
- The deal also includes collaboration on sourcing critical materials, such as titanium and rare earth metals, from Kazakhstan for Joby's aircraft manufacturing.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for Joby Aviation.
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