Joby Aviation Aktie News

Joby hopes to obtain certification from the FAA for its electric air taxi this year. It plans to raise up to $1 billion as it's still a cash-burning machine right now.

Joby Aviation (JOBY 4.52%) is pushing to become the first electric air taxi company to be certified. Manufacturing expansion and early progress suggest real upside, but certification timing and dilution risk make this a high-stakes investment.

Joby plans to launch air taxi services with its first vertiport at Dubai International Airport in the first quarter. It's also part of the White House's eVTOL Integration Pilot Program and may begin flights as early as this year.

Joby Aviation is a leader in eVTOL certification, though it faces notable risks related to its business model and funding. Future dilution is likely due to high cash burn and upcoming capital needs.

JOBY stock has declined by 16.7% in a single day. This recent decline is driven by apprehensions around Joby's enlarged capital raise and the potential for dilution, yet significant drops like this frequently prompt a more challenging question: is this weakness a short-term issue, or does it indicate more serious problems in the fundamentals?

The Joby Aviation stock price nosedived and reached to a low of $11, its lowest level since July last year. It has plunged by nearly 50% from its highest level in 2025, meaning that the market capitalization has dropped from over $17.53 billion to $10 billion today.

Ark Invest bought shares of Joby Aviation, Kodiak AI, and CRISPR on Thursday. Joby surrendered more in market cap on Thursday than the $1.2 billion dilution investors feared with its stock and convertible debt offerings.

Today, Jan. 29, 2026, investors weigh massive new fundraising against mounting dilution risks in the race to launch eVTOL air taxis.