About per share, 10Joby secures a revenue base through Blade acquisition
Buying Joby Aviation for about per share could 10increase net assets by 3times, according to an analysis. The company secured an aviation-taxi-related revenue base and a consumer platform through its acquisition of Blade, and has cash of 25billion dollars. However, significant risks remain in aircraft certification and operational execution.
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Joby Aviation is an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) development startup. Some analysts have suggested that buying at around per share 10could multiply net assets by 3times. The company explains the investment opportunity by citing a report that made this forecast.
Joby acquired Blade, an air mobility platform. Blade serves as a platform that can generate revenue streams related to air taxis and shape consumer usage habits. The acquisition of Blade is intended to secure a source of revenue before electric aircraft are commercialized.
The company has partnerships, including one with Uber. Its cash holdings are disclosed as 25billion dollars. This cash is presented as providing financial flexibility during the certification and commercialization preparation period.
Joby says it aims to lead the market in eVTOL commercialization. eVTOL refers to electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Before commercial operations can begin, aircraft certification, operating permits, and landing and takeoff infrastructure must be secured.
Meanwhile, significant risks remain in the regulatory approval and execution process. Certification delays or cost increases could affect planned commercialization timelines and financial outlooks. Investors should regularly monitor revenue changes resulting from the acquisition and the progress of certification.
Sources: The Motley Fool
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