Military drone specialist AeroVironment (AVAV -0.01%) has generally done well as a stock lately. But that didn't happen this week, as news of a round of capital-raising dampened investor sentiment on the company.
AeroVironment NASDAQ: AVAV investors have been on a stomach-churning rollercoaster. The unmanned systems leader saw its stock price surge to a new 52-week high, reaching nearly $295 per share, after releasing a blockbuster earnings report on June 24, 2025.
AeroVironment Inc (NASDAQ: AVAV) opened more than 7.0% down this morning after revealing plans to raise about $1.35 billion in fresh capital. The defense contractor will raise $750 million through a common stock offering with the balance coming from convertible senior notes expiring in 2030, according to its press release on Tuesday.
AeroVironment shares fell after the defense contractor said it plans to offer $750 million in common stock and $600 million in convertible senior notes. The drone maker said it would use the funding to pay off debt and use leftover proceeds for general purposes such as boosting manufacturing capacity.
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After dipping almost 3% lower last week, shares of AeroVironment (AVAV 15.86%) have steadily gained more altitude this week for a variety of reasons. For one, the market is responding kindly to the drone company's fourth-quarter 2025 financial results, which it released on Tuesday.
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