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Referenced article published on finance.yahoo.com on May 3, 2023. Link to original article:

Joby Aviation Reports First Quarter 2023 Financial Results

Capturing the exciting developments in the realm of all-electric aviation, Joby Aviation’s Q1 2023 financial report exhibits a dazzling blend of financial stability and noteworthy operational progress.

With a robust balance sheet boasting $978 million excluding an expected $180 million from a public offering, Joby stands poised to leverage these funds in accelerating its early production and unlocking near-term revenue opportunities. The substantial funding earmarked for its revolutionary electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft certification highlights Joby’s commitment to this pioneering technology.

The quarter was marked by significant operational milestones, including the near-completion of the first company-conforming aircraft, due to roll out later this year. Joby also secured a $55 million contract extension with the Department of Defense for provision and operation of up to nine eVTOL aircraft, strengthening its relationship with this critical strategic partner.

In a demonstration of its commitment to regulatory compliance and safety, Joby submitted three additional Area Specific Certification Plans (ASCPs) to the FAA, with two more accepted. In a historic development, four U.S. Air Force pilots mastered the controls of the Joby aircraft, a first for uniformed personnel in an eVTOL transition flight.

The CEO of Joby, JoeBen Bevirt, exudes enthusiasm for the company’s forward momentum, hinting at the company’s visionary goal of launching commercial service in 2025. Joby’s ongoing progress and commitment to electrifying transportation have earned the continued trust and financial support of Baillie Gifford, further propelling the company towards its transformative mission.

View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230503005964/en/