NYSE$JOBY

Joby Aviation Inc · Q4 2025 earnings

Q4 2025 earnings · · After market close · Investor relations

Briefing

Joby Aviation reported Q4 2025 revenue of $30.8 million and a net loss of $121.5 million, with $1.4 billion in cash at year-end.

Joby reported Q4 2025 revenue of $30.8 million (including Blade aviation operations) with a net loss of $121.5 million, improved by $124.7 million YoY largely on warrant and earnout revaluation. Operating expenses were $237.6 million as the company advances FAA certification and manufacturing scale-up. Cash and short-term investments were $1.4 billion at Q4 end plus ~$1.2 billion received in February 2026. Management expects first passengers in Dubai in 2026 and plans to double production capacity to four aircraft per month in 2027.

  • Q4 revenue $30.8M; net loss $121.5M narrowed sharply YoY on non-cash items.
  • Record FAA type certification progress (+18 points in stage four).
  • ~$1.4B cash at Q4 plus ~$1.2B raised in February 2026.
  • Plans to double manufacturing to four aircraft/month in 2027.

Headline financials

Total Revenue

$30.8M

Previous: $55K+55965.5%
EPS (adj)

-$0.14

Previous: -$0.34+58.8%
FAA Stage 4 Progress

4.0%

No prior period
Net Income

-$122M

Previous: -$246M+50.7%
Operating Income

-$207M

Previous: -$150M-38.0%
Gross Profit

$11.6M

No prior period
Cash & Equivalents

$1.4B

No prior period

Revenue & EPS history

Joby Aviation · Revenue · Quarterly

$30.8M

Q4 2025+55,965.5%vs Q4 2024
Beat estimate in 5 of 9 quarters(56%)
ActualEstimate

Forward guidance

Joby does not provide traditional revenue/EPS guidance; milestones include first passenger flights in UAE in 2026, eIPP U.S. operations, FAA TIA aircraft production, and Dayton manufacturing facility ramp.

Tailwinds

  • Strong liquidity supports certification and production scale.
  • Partnerships with Uber, Dubai, Saudi, and DoD validation.
  • Certification path progressing with conforming aircraft for TIA.

Headwinds

  • Large ongoing operating losses and cash burn pre-revenue service.
  • Regulatory and manufacturing execution risk on eVTOL certification.
  • Dilution and non-cash warrant/earnout volatility in reported net income.

Historical earnings impact

How earnings announcements have historically affected this stock's price.

Avg. return before/after earnings

Based on 20 quarterly earnings reports · overlaid with Q4 2025

Historical avgQ4 2025

+2.6%

Avg return

Earnings day

+4.3%

Avg return

5 days after

+1.9%

Avg return

30 days after

57%

12 / 21 earnings

Positive

+28.1%

Q1 2022

Best reaction

-12.1%

Q4 2023

Worst reaction

Earnings price reactions
QuarterReport dateReaction (Day 0)+5 days+30 days
Q1 2026+21.2%+24.0%+9.9%
Q4 2025+4.3%-0.6%-17.5%
Q3 2025-4.4%+9.0%+1.7%
Q1 2025+3.3%+12.0%+26.5%
Q4 2024+0.7%-1.5%-8.8%
Q3 2024+0.0%+22.9%+73.3%
Q2 2024+1.2%-2.5%-7.2%
Q1 2024-11.6%-8.5%-6.9%
Q4 2023-12.1%-11.9%-15.9%
Q3 2023+15.0%+13.1%+24.9%
Q2 2023-5.8%-7.2%-16.2%
Q1 2023+5.4%+8.2%+40.8%
Q4 2022+11.5%+6.8%-8.9%
Q3 2022-6.3%-8.7%-12.7%
Q2 2022+9.9%+2.2%-5.2%
Q1 2022+28.1%+35.3%+19.5%
Q4 2021+7.6%+21.2%-10.6%
Q3 2021-1.5%+1.7%-26.5%
Q2 2021-11.8%-22.1%-17.8%
Q4 2020-5.7%-5.3%-9.9%
Q3 2020+4.7%+2.0%+6.8%

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