Joby Aviation, Inc.

NYSE•JOBY

CEO: Mr. Paul Cahill Sciarra

Sector: Industrials

Industry: Airlines, Airports & Air Services

Listing Date: 2020-11-09

Joby Aviation, Inc., a vertically integrated air mobility company, engages in building an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft optimized to deliver air transportation as a service in the United States and Dubai. The company intends to build an aerial ridesharing service, as well as developing an application-based platform that will enable consumers to book rides. Joby Aviation, Inc. was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Santa Cruz, California.

Contact Information

333 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060, United States

831-201-6700

www.jobyaviation.com

Market Cap

$9.00B

P/E (TTM)

-9.0

16.9

Dividend Yield

52W High

$20.95

52W Low

$7.75

52W Range

11%

Rank61Top 91.5%

2.0

F-Score

Modified Piotroski Analysis

Based on 5-year fundamentals

Weak • 2 / 9 points

Scoring Range (0-9)

8-9: Excellent Value

6-7: Strong Fundamentals

4-5: Average Quality

0-3: Weak Performance

Data Period: 2021-2025

Financial Dashboard

Q1 2026 Data

Revenue

$24.25M+0.00%

4-Quarter Trend

EPS

-$0.12+0.00%

4-Quarter Trend

FCF

-$222.36M+0.00%

4-Quarter Trend

2025 Annual Earnings Highlights

Key Highlights

Revenue Jumps Post-Acquisition Revenue reached $53.4M USD in 2025, up significantly from $136K in 2024, driven by Blade acquisition integration.

Strong Financing Inflows Financing activities provided $1.03B USD in net cash during 2025, supporting ongoing R&D and operational build-out plans.

R&D Spending Increases Research and development expenses totaled $581.1M USD in 2025, reflecting a 22% increase to advance aircraft certification efforts.

Risk Factors

Significant Operating Losses Net loss widened 53% to $(929.8M) USD in 2025; continued losses require substantial future capital raises for scaling.

Regulatory Approval Uncertainty Failure to obtain required FAA Type Certification or regulatory approvals may delay commercial launch timelines significantly.

Production Scaling Challenges Scaling high-volume manufacturing faces challenges, including reliance on global suppliers for critical components and timely production approval.

Outlook

Targeting 2026 Service Launch Management targets carrying first commercial passengers in 2026, leveraging integrated technology and Blade operational experience.

International Market Expansion Pursuing commercialization opportunities in key foreign markets including the UK, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and UAE.

Vertical Integration Advantage Maintain control over design, manufacturing, and operations to optimize efficiency and drive down end-user pricing over time.

Peer Comparison

Revenue (TTM)

LUV

$28.88B

+4.7%

RYAAY

$18.07B

+11.7%

CHRW

$16.20B

-6.7%

Gross Margin (Latest Quarter)

TRU

58.3%

-12.2pp

PAC

55.3%

+0.9pp

ULS

50.3%

+1.3pp

Key Metrics

Symbol	Market Cap	P/E (TTM)	ROE (TTM)	Debt to Assets
RYAAY	$31.49B	12.2	24.7%	7.6%
WWD	$23.05B	45.0	20.3%	23.1%
CHRW	$22.84B	38.7	33.3%	31.4%

Long-Term Trends

Last 4 Quarters

Revenue

Net Income

Operating Cash Flow

4Q Revenue CAGR

1073.6%

Strong Growth

4Q Net Income CAGR

N/M

Profitability Shift

Cash Flow Stability

Cash Flow Needs Attention

Deep Research

Next earnings:Aug 5, 2026

EPS:-$0.21

Revenue:$28.69M

Financials

Earnings Calls

Reports

News

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

Cash Flow Statement

Ratios

% Chg.

Income Statement	LTM

No Data